Prefetch Optimizer v1.00

Prefetch Optimizer is a prefetch monitoring tool for Windows operating systems that aims to improve performance by optimizing the contents of the prefetch folder.

Key Features:

• Decreases the boot up time of Windows and startup time of many previously used Windows and 3rd party program indefinitely
• Automatically discovers, copies, backs up and replenishes any new Prefetch files (.pf extension) added to the WindowsPrefetch folder
• Bypasses Windows automated process of removing files from the WindowsPrefetch folder when they have not been used frequently
• Offers the ability to remove one or more .pf files from the Prefetch folder
• Provides the option to flush the WindowsPrefetch folder contents and start anew
• Includes a Replenish Prefetch Folder Interval slider bar which auto replenishes the WindowsPrefetch folder at a specific time interval
• Displays a real-time list and the amount of files that are present in the WindowsPrefetch folder
• Offers a separate option to Backup and Restore a select group of files that have been manually backed up previously
• Disables/Enables Windows Superfetch/Prefetch feature and caches either application .pf files, boot .pf files or both
• Furnishes the option to configure the Superfetch Service for manual start, automatic start or automatic (delayed start)
• Immediately invokes the re-generation of a new layout.ini file or restores a previously generated layout.ini file
• Contains an uptime clock which displays the amount of time/days that Prefetch Optimizer and Windows has been up and running
• Generates log file entries which identify any new Prefetch files (.pf extension) added to the WindowsPrefetch folder
• Ability to send an email notification with log attachments when new .pf files are discovered in the prefetch folder
• Option to send an email notification of the total uptime that Prefetch Optimizer and Windows has been up and running
• Allows an option to setup your Windows user account to automatically logon to your Windows session
• Automatic startup upon user log in