A free powerful PC cleaning app
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Dism++ is a powerful app developed by Chiyu Team. It’s the world’s first DISM GUI implementation based on Component-Based Servicing (CBS). Dism++ is a complex mix of tools for optimising and cleaning a system, drivers, managing system tools, handling Windows image files and Windows updates. The app is available as a free download.
Unlike other alternative system cleaning apps, like CCleaner and Wise Disk Cleaner, Dism++ comes with unique features. Using Dism++ runs smoothly on Windows Vista up to Windows 10.
System optimisation and tweaking
Dism++ is a great system optimisation tool and it has multiple options that you can apply in your system network, Windows update, Windows Explorer or multiple services. Additionally, it can help users manage applications and installed drivers. To some extent, the app can provide an alternative to the control panel.
Simple cleaning tool for Windows users
One of the advantages of Dism++ is its simplicity. This app is lightweight, easy to use for beginners and is a powerful tool for experts. The software is free to download and simple to install. It’s secure and reliable, so is user friendly that you don’t need to worry if you don’t have a technical background.
Also, it can help you erase error reports, search history, temporary files and update installation history. The latest version of the app fixes bugs and improves compatibility for new Windows updates. Also, if you’re looking for image file management, Dism++ is an excellent option for you to consider. You can use it to pack up the contents of a folder into an ISO, edit Windows image files and convert ESD images to WIM or ISO files.
A capable program
This software is an all-in-one management tool that is helpful for both beginners and advanced users. It comes in handy when you want to optimise, clean, backup, and update your system. This app can also help users retrieve information about data that can be removed to free up space. Additionally, Dism++ can act as a startup manager that lets users decide which commands or programs should be executed with Windows during startup.
