ActiveCare®
ActiveCare® – System Mechanic’s patented technology
ActiveCare® maintains your PC at most convenient times, when the computer is not used, while staying away from your system when you are using it.
System Mechanic’s patented ActiveCare® technology becomes active when a user is away from a PC. At that time, it silently checks and repairs a computer by diagnosing, tuning, fixing, and cleaning as needed.
As soon as a user is back to use a PC, System Mechanic stops the ActiveCare activity. This results in a faster and healthier PC, while no maintenance activities are interfering in a use of the computer.
How is ActiveCare Different?
Compare ActiveCare® to some other software programs that schedule PC maintenance to occur at specific intervals, such as every day or on week bases.
With such scheduled approach, errors can happen between maintenance intervals, plus they may stay unrepaired. Further, maintenance tasks can start at the most inconvenient times – slowing everything down right when you’re in the middle of your work.
Now, back to System Mechanic’s patented technology keeps your PC running fast. This is done in a way no other PC tune-up software solution can do. The patented ActiveCare technology is superior to the schedulers found in other programs, because it only runs the fixes that are needed, and it only runs when your computer isn’t being used. The repairs your PC needs are completed in real-time, so you avoid annoying and needless interruptions.
How many times did it happen to see your PC going busy while you're trying to perform something simple? Not with ActiveCare.
How ActiveCare Works?
During the time when your PC is in use, ActiveCare is idle. Once you stop using the PC, but leave it on, ActiveCare checks on key performance indicators. Based on findings, it automatically runs the repairs your computer needs.
Here are some of the key features of ActiveCare:
- Background processing – ActiveCare works silently in the background, only when your PC is not being used. And if you return to your computer during processing, ActiveCare immediately closes, letting you work without any interference.
- Patented technology – Technically advanced performance algorithms ensure that repairs and optimizations are only run when needed, while ZeroRAM™ technology ensures minimal memory is used for processing.
- Fully configurable – You have total control over which automated actions ActiveCare runs.
Using and Controlling ActiveCare
ActiveCare is controlled from Automated Tasks pane in the software configuration window.
- On the navigation bar on the left side, click ActiveCare tab.
- Under the Automatic PC Maintenance, you can check and change the Settings, or simply Enable or Disable all.
With ActiveCare you can automatically:
- Clean up excessive system clutter
- Fix registry problems
- Optimize startup configuration
- Re-align program files for maximum application speed
- Correct hard drive errors
- Close security vulnerabilities
- Repair unoptimized Internet configuration
- Optimize hard drives
- Eliminate low memory problems
- Mend broken shortcuts
- Back up registry every 14 days
- Resolve registry fragmentation problems
- Repair broken Internet connections
- Update TuneUp Definitions for improved optimization potential
Additional configurations allow you to fully customize when ActiveCare runs – you can control ActiveCare processing based on battery power usage, CPU usage, gaming modes, and more. To access these settings, click Configure from the Automated Tasks pane, and then click Edit Advanced Options.
ActiveCare repairs dozens of hard drive, registry and security errors, stabilizing and decluttering your PC for the very best overall system health.
ActiveCare is a part of System Mechanic and System Mechanic Pro software packages, and System Mechanic Pro is a part of System Mechanic Ultimate Defense all-in-one suite.
