First setup
Start with the release status, Windows requirements, and the safety context before running the utility.
Start setup →Guides hub
Start tuning the right way.
Use this hub to move from release verification to a baseline, careful changes, comparison, restoration, and support. Each path leads to an existing, source-checked page.
Recommended path
Eight steps from baseline to support.
Use the full sequence for a first run, or jump directly to the step that matches your question.
- 01
Compare Free and PRO
See the exact 43 Free and 149 PRO task split before deciding what you need.
Compare tiers → - 02
Verify the official download
Use the GitHub release URL on the Download page and match its filename, version, and SHA-256.
Verify Download → - 03
Read the safety context
Understand SmartScreen, administrator access, supported restoration, and one-way labels.
Read Safety → - 04
Run a baseline benchmark
Measure your own PC before changing anything so you have a useful point of comparison.
Plan a baseline → - 05
Apply changes carefully
Review task descriptions and warnings, then make deliberate changes instead of rushing.
Explore features → - 06
Compare before and after
Repeat comparable benchmark runs and account for ordinary run-to-run variance.
Interpret results → - 07
Restore supported changes
Use Restore Center for supported changes; read labels because rare actions can be one-way.
Review restoration → - 08
Ask for help with context
Share the app version, Windows version, exact error, and what happened—never a license key.
Open Support →
Browse by topic
Find the answer closest to the task.
These are route cards, not promises of separate articles that do not exist.
Free and PRO tiers
Compare the exact task split, included Free tools, and the $19.99 one-time PRO option.
Compare editions →Benchmark workflow
Build a repeatable before-and-after comparison and understand what the signals can—and cannot—show.
Read benchmark guidance →SmartScreen and admin
Learn why Windows may show a warning, why some tasks need elevation, and when to stop and verify.
Review safety →Restore supported changes
Understand individual restoration, rare one-way actions, and the limits of Restore Center.
Read restore answers →PRO activation
Review the Gumroad license-key flow and the safe place to enter your key.
Read activation answers →Troubleshooting and support
Find the right help route and prepare useful diagnostic context without exposing secrets.
Find support →Feature map
Browse the public feature groups and see which capabilities belong to Free or PRO.
Explore features →Safe-use checklist
Slow down at the decisions that matter.
Optimization results depend on the system and the test conditions. A careful process is more useful than chasing a universal outcome.
- 01Use only the official Download page for release files and verification details.
- 02Record a baseline before applying changes, then keep test conditions as comparable as practical.
- 03Read each task description and warning before applying it.
- 04Change deliberately; avoid applying unfamiliar advanced actions all at once.
- 05Expect ordinary benchmark variance and judge results on your own hardware.
- 06Use Restore Center for supported changes and note any action labeled as one-way.
- 07Keep a separate system backup strategy; Restore Center is not a full-system backup.
- 08Never share a license key, password, payment detail, or other private information when asking for help.
Release verification
Use the official release path.
The Download page now provides the official GitHub URL, exact filename, version, and SHA-256. Match those details before running the installer; do not substitute random reuploads, chat attachments, or unofficial mirrors.
Verify on Download →SmartScreen context
A warning is a reason to verify.
The current installer is not code-signed, so Windows may show publisher or reputation messaging. Do not blindly dismiss a warning or disable security. Confirm the source and review the official safety context first.
Read Safety →Benchmark trust
Compare your PC against itself.
Use comparable before-and-after runs and consider hardware, drivers, thermals, background activity, and normal variance. Results vary; the benchmark does not guarantee an FPS, latency, or game-specific outcome.
Open Benchmark →Restoration trust
Know what can be restored.
Supported changes are backed up and can be restored individually through Restore Center. Rare one-way actions are labeled before use. Restore Center is not a full-system backup, so keep an appropriate backup strategy for broader recovery.
Read restore answers →Choose the next step
Begin with a verified download and a baseline.
Check the release status, read the safety context, and use the FAQ whenever a detail needs a closer look.