Baixar PC Tweaker 1.7.0 per a Windows

Windows quietly undoes your tweaks after an update. Now you find out.
- The update watchdog runs on its own. PC Tweaker has always been able to
tell when a cumulative update reverted something you applied — Windows keeps
the registry entries it recognises and discards the rest, and documents that
as expected behaviour. Until now it only noticed if you happened to open the
app and reach the Ledger tab. There is a switch there to have it check at
logon instead, and tell you only when something has actually stopped being
in effect. It stays quiet otherwise. No administrator rights: it reads the
registry and shows a notification.
- Fix all now measures. The Baseline Engine was built to compare the same
machine before and after, and nothing ever asked it to. Applying a batch
that contains something it can actually reflect — the power plan, power
throttling, background apps — now runs it either side and puts the numbers
on the finished screen. When nothing moved it says so: a taskbar tweak has
no business shifting a CPU score.
- Two new tweaks, both Pro. Global timer resolution restores the
system-wide high-resolution timer, which Windows has made per-process since
10 2004, so everything that never asked stops running against the ~15.6 ms
default. Disable core parking stops idle cores being parked while you are
plugged in, so one does not have to be woken before it can service your
mouse. On battery, parking stays: that is what it is for.
- Fixed: choosing a plan from the pricing screen without an account showed an
error and no way to fix it. It now opens the sign-in menu, which is what the
rest of the app already did.
56 tweaks, 21 Pro, 35 free forever.