AMP WinOFF for Windows

AMP WinOFF is a utility designed for the Windows operating system to automatically schedule the shutdown of slow running computers, with many fully customizable and shutdown modes. Windows XP was released in 2001 and is one of the most widely used operating systems in the world, with millions of PCs around the world. Users of Windows XP like myself are continually trying to get more performance out of their computers, and are constantly having problems with the Windows registry. The Windows registry is basically the database on the computer which stores all the settings and options for Windows, and is often the cause of many Windows machines taking ages to boot-up. In order to speed up XP and make it run faster, many people have turned to programs such as Windows XP Optimizer or AMP WinOFF to automate the scanning and cleaning of the Windows registry.

This utility has been created by Paul R. Frye, who is a leading expert in the field of optimizing Windows computers. One of the main reasons why Windows XP is not as fast as it could be, is due to the way in which all the settings for the programs are stored, and how the registry is meant to behave when these settings are wrong. For example, most new computer users are not aware that the desktop screen resolution is controlled by a setting called Desktop Window Interface Settings. This setting, although present in all versions of Windows, is only ever used when the desktop is opened in portrait mode and has nothing to do with the monitor resolution. AMP WinOFF however, can be scheduled to run at a fixed time each day, or to manually scan and clean the registry each week.

In short, AMP WinOFF will clean out all the temporary files and cookies on your computer, which makes it run much faster and smoother each time it runs. When you use this program, it will put a shortcut onto your desktop to the tool and then run a scan of your PC to clean out all the errors. After doing so, it will also schedule AMP WinOFF to scan and clean the registry each week so that Windows can properly shutdown. This method is far preferable to using the Windows System Restore feature, as it will put a shortcut to your desktop up each time it runs, preventing any problems with losing data if the hard drive should crash. If you want to know more about this system, as well as where you can download the latest version of the software, click here to visit our website.