Tools is just one of the available options that Windows Repair Toolbox offers. This includes free disk space, used RAM, whether an Internet connection is available, and a temperature reading which was off by a large margin on the test system. Information about the state of the PC is displayed at the bottom of the screen. Programs are either loaded right away if they are native Windows tools or have been downloaded already in previous sessions, or downloaded immediately after they have been clicked on.ĭownloads are fast but there is no indication from where these programs are downloaded.Īll programs open in their own interface from where they can be used to troubleshoot or repair the computer. This poses issues even to experienced users as it may not be clear right away what tools such as Puran, GSmartCtrl or FRST do without downloading them and checking them out. The main interface lists the available tools in groups such as hardware, repairs or backup & recovery.Įxperienced users will have no trouble identifying most of these tools right away while inexperienced or less tech-savvy users will probably have a hard time figuring out what Don't Sleep, RegSeeker or Recuva do as Windows Repair Toolbox does not offer any information about the tools apart from the actual name. Only native Windows tools are readily available right after installation and without further downloads. The download does not include the third-party tools that the program makes available, as those are downloaded when they are used for the first time.
Net Framework and is compatible with all versions of Windows from XP onward. The application itself comes as a 2 Megabyte download which requires the Microsoft.
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