Microsoft Tweakomatic 1.0

Microsoft Tweakomatic is a lightweight and portable application that integrates powerful scripts for carrying out Windows and Internet Explorer settings, and for retrieving current task settings.
You can also use to it to set up these options for other computers remotely. The app primarily addresses experienced users.
Since installation is not required, you can simply extract the program files to any location of the hard drive and directly run the executable file.
As an alternative, you may store Microsoft Tweakomatic on a USB flash drive or similar storage unit, and run it on any computer. This way, you can keep the app with you wherever you go.
What's more important is that Windows Registry is not updated with new entries, and no files remain on the hard drive after removing the tool.
The interface of the application is made from a standard window and well-organized layout. Before making any tweaks to the operating system or IE, make sure to check out the user documentation that explains every function of Microsoft Tweakomatic.
It is possible to manage any component concerning IE security zone settings, IE settings and Windows options. Each component comes with its own set of tasks under different categories. For instance, you can run a script for allowing ActiveX items to connect to a different server to obtain data, to use passive FTP or to configure the key that triggers the completion of a path name.
There are dozens of scripts available for users. Furthermore, you can edit them (use the cut, copy, paste, delete and select-all functions), change values and save modifications, write a new name for the computer, as well as set up master and retrieval master scripts.
The tool is low-demanding when it comes to the CPU and system memory, so it does not put a strain on the computer's resources. It has a good response time and swiftly runs scripts, without causing the operating system to hang, crash or pop up error dialogs. To sum it up, Microsoft Tweakomatic offers some useful scripts for making various tweaks to the system and IE, which can be seamlessly explored through the user documentation.