WinHealer

WinHealer is a simple to use tool that can scan your computer for unnecessary files that clutter your system and slow it down. It allows you to delete junk files, as well as to repair system errors with one mouse click. Moreover, you can view the detected errors and decide whether or not they are false positives.

Keep your computer healthy

WinHealer is a simple, yet reliable program that allows you to keep your computer running properly. The tool can perform fast, but in-depth scan to find registry errors, unnecessary files and privacy issues. Each of these categories includes several other criteria that you can view in detail once the scan is finished.
For instance, the registry errors include unused file extensions, ActiveX and class issues, type libraries, broken application paths, MUI cache, uninstall entries or invalid firewall rules. Another set of issues sorted as registry errors are connected to the startup programs.

Quickly configure the scanning process

WinHealer allows you to filter the PC scanning process, by enabling/disabling the available options: shared DLLS, file extensions, classes, libraries, apps, fonts, paths, help files, installers or startup programs. Additional categories include explorer MRUs, MUI cache, uninstall entries, firewall rules or recently typed URLs in Internet Explorer.
The actions regarding files include emptying the Recycle Bin, temp files, fixing memory dumps, processing log files, clearing caches, cookies or temporary Internet files. Privacy issues are the saved history or password encryption; the supported browsers are Internet Explorer and Google Chrome.

Schedule computer scans and clean the PC

WinHealer can automatically run the computer scans at each startup or according to a schedule that you set. The program can automate the scanning, but it does not take any action when the search is finished: you need to manually select the follow-up task. You may clear the errors or exit the program without repairing the issues. Moreover, the CPU temperature marker indicated the processor usage.