The tools are designed to take broken or failing Windows PC systems and restore them to optimal health. This is the main goal of Restoro. Unlike other cleanup tools, Restoro features a native virus and malware detection engine. This combination of continual protection and patching is the knockout punch a system needs when it comes to prevention, protection, and cleanup. How Restoro provides this protection is by leveraging more than 25 million Windows components from its database around the clock. Because the database is updated continuously, this ensures all systems benefit from threat protection. 

Restoro compares a clean version of Windows, and the patches to vulnerabilities, with what is currently running on the PC system. It then allows the user to repair the Windows errors, all without having to use DIY methods or call in for assistance. The program even takes care of BSOD because the continual system refreshing enables Restoro to offer optimal protection when the initial scan is run. Thus, errors are less and less likely to be encountered the longer you use Restoro.

Restoro reads and presents your PC hardware system info including things like CPU temperature and storage. This info is then presented to you in gauge-based graphical formatting that’s easy to read at a glance. This makes it easier for you to identify any abnormalities before they spread through the system.

As well as performing constant system diagnostics, Restoro detects and removes all malware and viruses on the system. The files that cannot be eradicated are placed into quarantine and thus, rendered safe. Restoro also uses real-time virus detection to find malware that hasn’t been codified or formally identified yet. It thinks and acts ahead of the threat.

The types of threats the Restoro system can identify and/or quarantine include:

• Corrupt system files
• DLLs (a library containing code and data)
• Broken, damaged, and corrupted Registry Keys – these are entries registered as sensitive to PC Windows Registry and can usually only be edited by experts. The system automatically matches suspicious Registry entries against those it finds in a clean database, and then restores aberrant files to a normal version. 

We’ve all been there, so we know how easy it is to forget we installed an application from the internet. Many of these Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) silently masquerade as legitimate utilities, making your PC experience all sorts of problems. To help users only run legitimate programs on their system, Restoro automatically provides a list of detected third party, post-installation programs as well as the PUAs. This additional functionality is part of the stability check, and allows users to judge which apps they want to keep and the ones they want removed.

We’ve all been there, so we know how easy it is to forget we installed an application from the internet. Many of these Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) silently masquerade as legitimate utilities, making your PC experience all sorts of problems. To help users only run legitimate programs on their system, Restoro automatically provides a list of detected third party, post-installation programs as well as the PUAs. This additional functionality is part of the stability check, and allows users to judge which apps they want to keep and the ones they want removed.

We’ve all been there, so we know how easy it is to forget we installed an application from the internet. Many of these Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) silently masquerade as legitimate utilities, making your PC experience all sorts of problems. To help users only run legitimate programs on their system, Restoro automatically provides a list of detected third party, post-installation programs as well as the PUAs. This additional functionality is part of the stability check, and allows users to judge which apps they want to keep and the ones they want removed.