Microsoft appears to be focusing on a new system optimization solution that will more or less look like CCleaner, the famous app that's already on Windows. Called PC Manager, Microsoft's new tool is expected to come with features that clearly remind of CCleaner, including handling the storage, checking out the ruing processes, and managing the applications designed to run at boot. As noted by The Verge, a few of these features already are part of the default Windows experience, but Microsoft has become creating a dedicated app which brings everything under one roof. At this time, the app is available using a Chinese Microsoft site, so it's not entirely clear exactly what the company's plans for PC Manager currently are so when we can expect the app to visit live for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users. Here is the feature lineup of CCleaner to fully understand what a system optimization solution is designed to do: Standard privacy protection Standard cleaning Performance Optimizer Driver Updater Complete PC Health Check Updates apps to reduce security risks Complete cleaning Keeps your browsing history private Detects and removes inteet trackers Keeps you against ruing out of space Priority customer support "Inject instant speed into your machine by freezing resource-hogging apps and programs by removing the uecessary files taking on room in your hard drive. Clear out errors, broken settings, increase drivers to improve stability. Pro

Microsoft has detailed the company's latest method to improve the delivery of Windows updates, especially in the case of companies where deploying urgent patches is important. Available for devices enrolled in the Windows Update for Business deployment service (in Intune and Windows Update for Business), this program is mainly targeted at resolving zero-day security vulnerabilities in a timelier maer. Microsoft says a great way is to configure the number of days necessary for a reboot to 1 or 2 days, as it prevents forced reboots to minimize the disruption within the organization. Full focus on security updates At the same time, additionally, it provides a reasonable window to deploy security updates, though when zero-days are now being involved, immediate rebooting might be required. "If you are using the expedite capability the very first time, then just before reaching a zero-day vulnerability scenario, identify in case your devices are eligible to receive expedited updates or not. If your devices are current and active, perform a test run and expedite these to an older security update," Microsoft explains. "For example, in case your devices possess the August security update, then you could test the expedite capability by utilizing target release as June. The Summary and Device reports in Intune will notify you if there are devices that could 't be expedited, together with reasons and mitigations. Note: We're exploring a future capa