[Information]
Description=English
Provider=Yamicsoft
[String]
1=Scan
2=Select All
3=Deselect All
4=Recover
5=Close
6=Name
7=Path
8=Size
9=Host or IP address
10=Last Modified
11=Deleted Scan
12=Formatted Scan
13=All Files
14=Picture
15=Audio
16=Video
17=Document
18=Compressed
19=Other
20=File recovery completed, open the folder that contains recovered files?
21=Partition
22=Scan Type
23=Filter File Type
24=Total
25=Visible
26=Checked
27=Recovering and saving files...
28=Stop
29=Unknown file system.
30=Partition error, the partition cannot be scanned.
31=Do you want to stop the scanning?
32=Files
33=Title
34=Add Group
35=Add File
36=Add Start Menu
37=Add Utility
38=Shell Utilities
39=Common Utilities
40=Add Default Command
41=Restore All Commands
42=Rename
43=Up
44=Down
45=Remove
46=Remove All
47=Save
48=Run as Administrator
49=Windows Terminal default opens
50=When you right-click on the extreme bottom-left corner of the screen, you get a hidden menu (Win+X Menu) showing shortcuts to lots of useful system tools. You can also access it using the Win+X keyboard shortcut and can edit the Win+X menu here. To add new items to the menu, you can either drag files or folders directly from File Explorer to the list, or use the 'Add' buttons on the right panel. Remember that you must first select a group name before you can add any items to that specific group.
51=Add the Start Menu items
52=User
53=OK
54=Cancel
55=What is the s%?
56=Sort
57=Delete Saved Data
58=Analyze
59=Analyze Folder
60=Free
61=Receiving disk data
62=Loaded the saved analysis data of the partition successfully. If the files on the partition have changed a lot, please click the Analyze button to re-analyze the partition.
63=Disk data could not be found. Please click the 'Analyze' button to perform a disk analysis.
64=analysis completed and the data saved.
65=Maybe the files or directories have changed, please rescan this branch or partition.
66=Are you sure you want to delete all the saved disk-analyze data?
67=Rebuild and defragment registry to fix errors and corruption
68=Registry Hives
69=Current Size
70=After Compacted
71=Rate (%)
72=Compact
73=Over time a bloated registry with a lot of empty space in it can slow down the boot time as well as performance as a whole. This program will rebuild and re-index your registry to eliminate structural mistakes and corruption. After defragmentation, your registry will acquire a more linear structure which will reduce application response time and registry access time. Your machine needs to be restarted after defragging the registry.
74=It is strongly recommended to close all other applications before analyzing. Continue?
75=Analysis completed. Total compacted rate
76=Welcome to
77=Saved Registry space
78=Analysis completed, it is not necessary to defrag your Registry.
79=Analysis completed, compact the Registry now?
80=Warning: The system will restart after compacting the registry. Please save all work and close all applications before continuing. Are you sure you want to continue?
81=Analyzing Registry, this may take several minutes...
82=Analyzing
83=Create and manage program shortcuts for Run dialog execution
84=Type
85=Available
86=Refresh
87=Add
88=Execute
89=Delete
90=Here you can create, edit, or delete shortcut entries that are executed via the Run dialog box (Win + R) in the Start Menu. These shortcuts allow you to quickly launch programs, open files or folders, and access websites with a simple command. To add a new shortcut, specify a name and the target path or URL. You can also import or export shortcut entries for backup or sharing. Managing your shortcuts here helps streamline your workflow and provides fast access to frequently used resources.
91=Are you sure you want to delete s%?
92=System
93=Yes
94=No
95=Deletable
96=My Shortcut
97=Compatible x86
98=Shortcut
99=Shortcut Target
100=Execute File
101=Open Folder
102=Open URL
103=Other Options
104=Parameters
105=Window Mode
106=Normal
107=Minimized
108=Maximized
109=Hidden
110=The information is incorrect, please enter again.
111=Current User
112=All Users
113=Create your custom jump list and add favorite programs, folders, websites, and commands. Dark gray items indicate that the file or folder does not exist. To open a jump list, right-click a program button on the taskbar. Note: You can also drag and drop items to change their location.
114=Create
115=Backup
116=Restore
117=Parameter
118=Add Folder
119=Add URL
120=Navigation Pane Manager
121=You can add folders or system shell items to the Navigation Panel on the left side of File Explorer by using the Add button or simply dragging folders directly from File Explorer to the list. Use the Up/Down arrows to arrange their order according to your preference. Note that default items in the Navigation Panel cannot be removed.
122=Edit
123=Change
124=Count
125=Please type the jump list name
126=New jump list
127=A jump list with this name already exists.
128=Jump lists have been successfully backed up.
129=Jump lists have been successfully restored.
130=running
131=Clean the desktop by moving unused files or organizing them by type
132=Size
133=Last Access Time
134=Hits
135=Task
136=Options
137=Clean
138=Cleaning completed.
139=Desktop Unused Folder Name (CU = Current User; AU = All User)
140=Shortcut caption for CU
141=Shortcut caption for AU
142=File or folder caption for CU
143=File or folder caption for AU
144=Cleaning Range
145=Not clean the desktop entries for the current user
146=Not clean the desktop entries for all users
147={0} days or older unused entries selected automatically
148=Auto-select threshold for shortcut usage count
149=The name is empty.
150=Default
151=Never
152=Folder
153=File
154=Unused Shortcut (CU)
155=Unused Shortcut (AU)
156=Unused File (CU)
157=Unused File (AU)
158=Switch network configurations quickly between different networks
159=Profile
160=New
161=Obtain IP automatically
162=The current profile has been applied.
163=Subnet mask
164=Gateway
165=Import Current  IP
166=The item with the same name already exists.
167=Profile Configuration
168=Network Adapter
169=Start with Windows
170=Reset permissions of this folder, subfolders, and files
171=All SSIDs blocked
172=A network profile already exists, do you want to use it?
173=Please type the new profile name
174=The new profile created.
175=The selected profile has been deleted.
176=Are you sure you want to apply the current profile configuration to the system?
177=Please fill in the IP address.
178=Please fill in the subnet mask.
179=The current profile saved.
180=Theme Changer
181=Light Theme
182=Please create a new profile first
183=Open Folder
184=Properties
185=Volume Label
186=File System
187=Free (%)
188=Free
189=Find the specified folder(s)
190=Modified date
191=Please add a folder at least.
192=Please choose a drive at least.
193=Delete the files permanently? (Not recommended to do that, it's better that choose deleting to Recycle Bin or the specified folder in Options)
194=Confirm Deleting
195=Removing, please wait...
196=Removing files
197=Removing, please wait...
198=files deleted
199=Do you want to empty Recycle Bin first?
200=Confirm Empty
201=Delete files to Recycle Bin?
202=Removing files to Recycle Bin...
203=Do you want to move files to {0}?
204=Strongly recommend closing other programs before removing.
205=Confirm Moving
206=Moving files to the specified directory...
207=Moving
208=files moved
209=Saved disk space
210=Skipped Folders
211=File Type
212=Other Options
213=Removal Type
214=Find all files
215=Find the specified file types
216=Description
217=Folders to skip from searching
218=Ignore
219=Delete files permanently
220=Delete files to Recycle Bin
221=Move files to the specified directory
222=Please enter a file type.
223=Add searched file types
224=?=Any single character; =Zero or more characters; #=Any single digit (0–9). (For example: .abc, abcd.abc, ab.abc, ab., ab??.abc)
225=Typed file type format is not available.
226=This file type exists already.
227=This folder exists already.
228=Please choose a file type at least or tick the Find all files checkbox.
229=The specified folder is not available.
230=Finding duplicate files
231=Pause
232=Sorting files
233=Removing non-duplicate files
234=Found duplicate files
235=Receiving
236=Comparing files
237=Cancelling thread
238=Continue
239=Paused
240=System file
241=Read-only file
242=Hidden file
243=Match by
244=Greater than or equal to
245=Less than or equal to
246=The values are wrong.
247=To Skip Folder
248=Free / Total
249=The selected folder has been added to the skip list already and will not be scanned.
250=Moving files
251=Used
252=Windows Disk Cleanup
253=The deleted files are unable to restore to their original position automatically
254=Please enter the file description.
255=Find invalid Start Menu
256=Find files in the temporary folder
257=Find invalid Program Files Directory
258=Find shortcuts that don't point to valid targets
259=Find invalid Windows Installer files
260=Find invalid folder
261=Find empty folder
262=Find zero-length (empty) files
263=Find downloaded program files
264=Find temp burn folder
265=Find hotfix backup files
266=Hotfix Backup file
267=Skip System attribute files
268=More
269=Disk Cleanup is a maintenance utility that is included in Windows and designed to free up space on the hard drive.
270=The Windows.old folder found on your system partition if you performed an upgrade to Windows 10/11, or a custom installation on the same partition as the previous Windows installation without doing a clean install, then you will have the Windows.old folder in your new installation afterward. The Windows.old folder contains a copy of the previous Windows installation and can be quite large. If you delete the Windows.old folder, you will no longer be able to go back to a previous version of Windows. Put a check by 'Previous Windows installation(s)' if you want to delete the Windows.old folder.
271=Aborting the scan thread...
272=Resume
273=Scanning for junk files, please wait...
274=Scan stopped.
275=s% junk files and folders found.
276=Scan completed.
277=Show details (slower)
278=Hide details (faster)
279=Processing
280=Please select at least one scan option.
281=Invalid folder
282=Empty folder
283=Invalid Link file
284=0 Byte file
285=Temp Directory
286=Temp Directory File
287=Invalid Start Menu
288=Invalid Program Files Directory
289=Invalid Windows Installer
290=Downloaded Program Files
291=Temp Burn File
292=Hotfix backup folder
293=I have disabled Windows File History feature
294=Receiving s% files
295=Temporary file
296=Temporary file of help
297=Error file
298=Setting temp file
299=Recover file for lost cluster
300=Old backup file
301=Backup file of word
302=Cache thumbnails file
303=Backup file
304=Memory dump
305=Scan Registry
306=Clean Registry
307=New Backup
308=Incremental Backup
309=Backup Whole Registry
310=Open in Registry
311=Add to Exclusions
312=Invalid Paths
313=Invalid Launched Programs
314=Invalid OpenWith Lists
315=Obsolete Software
316=Invalid Uninstallation
317=Invalid Share DLLs
318=Invalid App Paths
319=Invalid Help Files
320=Invalid Codec Drivers
321=Invalid Fonts
322=Invalid Sounds
323=Invalid Local Connections
324=Invalid Firewall Information
325=Invalid File Types
326=ActiveX & COM
327=Registry Entries
328=Main Key
329=Sub Key
330=Value Name
331=Value
332=The selected key has already been added to the skip list and will not be scanned.
333=Backup Options for Registry Items
334=Backup the Registry items to be deleted to a new file (Required before each deletion)
335=Append the Registry items to be deleted to the backup file (Required before each deletion)
336=Backup entire Registry
337=The selected entries have been deleted successfully.
338=Cleaning
339=Registry File
340=Exporting registry contents to registry file. Please wait...
341=The registry items have been exported successfully. Do you want to view the exported file?
342=Failed to export registry items.
343=Do you want to view the backup file?
344=Importing file into the Registry. Please wait...
345=Registry file contents successfully added to the Windows registry.
346=Failed to import registry file.
347=Exclusion List
348=Enter registry key to add to exclusions
349=Add Key
350=The key can not be empty.
351=Are you sure you want to delete this key from exclusions?
352=Scanning Registry, please wait...
353=s% invalid entries found.
354=Scanning
355=Invalid
356=Null
357=Missing
358=Priority
359=Real Time
360=High
361=Above Normal
362=Normal
363=Below Normal
364=Idle
365=Suspend
366=Terminate
367=Are you sure you want to terminate the selected process and add it to the blocklist?
368=Are you sure you want to terminate the selected processes and add them to the blocklist?
369=Terminate All Unsigned Processes
370=Description string error
371=Details
372=Query
373=Owner
374=Memory
375=Command Line
376=Company
377=Digital Signature
378=Suspended
379=Keep window always on top
380=Peach background indicates unsigned processes.
381=Red background indicates high CPU usage (>80%). You can terminate or suspend these processes to improve system performance.
382=You can terminate multiple processes at once by checking them.
383=You can terminate processes and add them to the blocklist to prevent them from running again.
384=You can terminate all unsigned processes at once.
385=Right-click column header to show or hide columns.
386=System Idle Process shows available CPU capacity - higher percentage indicates more available resources.
387=process cannot be suspended
388=process cannot be resumed
389=You can terminate all untrusted processes at once.
390=The selected processes have been terminated.
391=Are you sure you want to terminate all unsigned processes?
392=If you encounter the errors that failed to read the description for background services, and unable to open the network properties window in Settings, etc. Here you can easily fix it.
393=Are you sure you want to remove the checked processes from the blocklist?
394=Process Info
395=Process File Info
396=Thread Info
397=Module Info
398=Verify Signature
399=Verify This
400=Verify ALL
401=Eject DLL
402=Query Internet
403=Goto File
404=CPU Usage
405=Find Startup Manager
406=Goto Startup Manager
407=Contained Services
408=Goto Service Manager
409=Stop Service
410=Information
411=Start Time
412=Start Address
413=Status
414=Some processes are started by Windows, and others are started up manually by you or by other programs. You can go to Startup Manager and locate the process started with Windows.
415=System Idle Process is not a process, it is a system that calculates the percentage of CPU resources currently in unuse.
416=System process is a single thread running on each processor, which has the sole task of accounting for processor time when the system isn't processing other threads.
417=It's a normal system process.
418=It's the Windows search indexing service.
419=Windows Driver Foundation - User-mode Driver Framework Host Process.
420=The COM+ hosting process controls processes in the Internet Information Services (IIS) and is used by many programs. It loads .NET Runtime for example. There can be multiple instances of DLLhost.exe.
421=dwm.exe is the Desktop Window Manager and is responsible for the graphical effects in Windows such as 3D effects, live windows previews, and windows transparencies.
422=taskeng.exe is a Task Scheduler Engine from Windows. Task Scheduler Engine is responsible for running certain processes at pre-defined times.
423=slsvc.exe is a Microsoft Software Licensing Service.
424=usnsvc.exe is the Messenger Sharing USN Journal Reader Service to enable sharing scenarios.
425=Microsoft Local Session Manager Service.
426=WinLogo is the Windows login manager, it handles the login and logout procedures on your system, this process is an essential part of your OS and should be left alone.
427=Svchost is an integral part of Windows, it manages DLLs and other services, each Svchost session can contain a grouping of services so that separate services can be run depending on how and where Svchost is started. If this Svchost engross much CPU resource, please try to stop contained services one by one.
428=Spoolsv is a Microsoft Windows system executable that handles the printing process to your local printers.
429=Smss is a process that is a part of Windows, it is called the Session Manager SubSystem and is responsible for handling sessions on your system, it is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated.
430=Services is a part of Windows and manages the operation of starting and stopping services, it also deals with the automatic starting of services during the computers boot-up and the stopping of services during the shutdown.
431=Lsass is a system process of the Microsoft Windows security mechanisms. It specifically deals with local security and login policies.
432=Csrss is the main executable for the Microsoft Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem, this process manages most graphical commands in Windows.
433=Wmiprvse is a part of the Microsoft Windows Operating System and deals with WMI operations through the WinMgmtexe process. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated.
434=audiodg.exe is a part of Windows. System services like audio driver run in different and isolated login sessions as the locally logged-in user in Windows. This ensures that content and plug-ins cannot be modified by other applications (e.g. by spyware).
435=explorer.exe is the Windows Program Manager or Windows Explorer. It manages the Windows Graphical Shell including the Start menu, taskbar, desktop, and File Manager.
436=Microsoft's Windows Defender Antispyware program.
437=taskhost is an essential part of Windows and required for Windows to work properly.
438=It hosts the command prompt window that cmd.exe runs in.
439=Unknown
440=Are you sure you want to stop the service s%?
441=second(s)
442=Are you sure you want to eject the file s%?
443=Verifying
444=Trusted
445=Critical
446=Total Processes
447=Edits the Host file and speed up surfing the internet
448=Add Permitted
449=Add Blocked
450=Open Host
451=Verify
452=Verify Selected
453=Verify All Unknown
454=Remove Selected
455=Import Favorites
456=The setting has been completed. Please restart the browsers for changes to take effect.
457=Permit Only
458=The HOSTS file contains the mappings of IP addresses to hostnames. While surfing the internet, it takes time to send your request to a DNS server, have the server look up the proper IP address to resolve the name, and then send the IP address back to your PC. You can eliminate that delay by creating or editing a local HOSTS file on your PC that contains hostnames and their corresponding IP addresses. When you create one, Windows will first look into the HOSTS file to see if there’s an entry for the hostname, and, if it finds it, it will resolve the address itself. That way, you won’t have to go out to a DNS server and wait for the response before visiting a website. Computers have a host address of their own - it is known as the 'localhost' address, with an IP address of 127.0.0.1 which it uses to refer to itself. If you associate a hostname with your localhost IP address, you have effectively blocked that host since all attempts to access it will lead back to you.
459=Creates the shortcut on Desktop to open Registry key quickly
460=All the Favorites entries imported
461=No Internet connection.
462=The Hosts list saved.
463=The same name host exists.
464=Permit only the hosts in the list to access the internet
465=Select the Network
466=Connection ID
467=Connection Status
468=Disable to change IP configuration manually
469=Applied
470=Not applied
471=Apply
472=This feature can permit the hosts with accessible IPs in the list to access the internet and prevent other websites from accessing to internet. The IM software, for example, MSN, ICQ, etc. will not be blocked.
473=Permit hosts to access the internet
474=You will be unable to access any websites on the internet, continue?
475=You can only access the hosts in the list now.
476=You can access the websites based on the host list.
477=Optimize
478=File Property
479=Start
480=Start Type
481=Automatic
482=Delayed Start
483=Manual
484=Disabled
485=Batch
486=The startup types of s% have been backed up.
487=If your system fails to start up, Windows will automatically enter Advanced Startup Options after three consecutive failed boot attempts. When you see the 'Choose an option' screen, select 'Troubleshoot' > 'Advanced options' > 'System Restore'. Choose a restore point and follow the instructions to recover your system. Additionally, within Windows, System Restore can be used to revert system settings to a previous state, effectively undoing changes such as software installations, driver updates, or modifications to system settings that might have caused issues. This feature allows you to restore your system settings without affecting your personal files.
488=Restore all Non-Microsoft s%
489=Are you sure you want to restore the startup types of all non-Microsoft s% from backup?
490=Delete Service
491=Delete Service and File
492=Restore s% Startup Types
493=Backup all Services and Drivers
494=Restore all Services and Drivers
495=Restore all
496=Restore Selected
497=System Services
498=Drivers
499=Startup Type
500=Image Path
501=A Windows service is a computer program that operates in the background. Service Manager can optimize system services, delete existing services, and change service configuration. In the Non-Microsoft Company section, the color 'Dark Orange' means the services have a non-Microsoft digital signature, the color 'Red' means the services have no digital signature. If you are experiencing system slowdowns or stability issues, you can try stopping all non-Microsoft services to identify if any third-party service is causing the problem. Don't worry about disabling all third-party services - you can restore their startup types from backup at any time (restart required). For drivers: Please do not modify any drivers if your system is working properly or if you are unfamiliar with system configuration. Disabling drivers here may cause blue screen errors after restart. It is recommended to disable devices in Device Manager instead.
502=Receiving all services (drivers). Please wait...
503=Disable auto-startup feature
504=Warning: Please do not modify any drivers if your system is working properly or if you are unfamiliar with system configuration. Disabling drivers here may cause blue screen errors after restart. It is recommended to disable devices in Device Manager instead.
505=Server not accessible
506=Open backup folder
507=Backup all s% Startup Types
508=Operation failed
509=Are you sure you want to restore the startup types of all s% from backup?
510=The startup type of s% has been restored. Restart to take effect.
511=Do not backup (Not recommended)
512=Analyze s% uninstalled programs
513=Are you sure you want to restore the selected startup type of s% from backup?
514=Services and drivers backed up successfully. Do you want to view the backup file?
515=Failed to back up services and drivers.
516=All services and drivers have been restored.
517=The file will be deleted after reboot.
518=s% is available now. Are you sure you want to delete it?
519=No (deletable)
520=Stopped
521=Running
522=Services Depended On
523=Boot
524=DelayedAuto
525=Disable the discovery of UPnP devices on the local network
526=Use Windows classical interface to improve system performance
527=Disable CD/DVD and removable devices from automatically playing
528=I don't use a scanner or digital camera or its image acquisition function
529=There are no compatibility problems with my applications
530=Disable the monitoring of system events
531=I don't use Security Center
532=Disable Search Indexing function
533=I don't want to send error reports to Microsoft
534=Do not use the IPv6 protocol on an IPv4 network
535=Disable the Windows firewall
536=Disable automatic Windows Updates
537=I don't have a printer and don't use a network printer
538=Disable the system diagnostic services
539=I am a single user with one internet connection
540=I have no the Microsoft health devices
541=I don't use the remote desktop function
542=Optimize System Services
543=Tunes up system services to improve performance and security
544=Are you sure you want to restore all services to default?
545=Optimizing Services in progress
546=Step
547=Optimization Wizard Finished
548=Do you want to close the wizard?
549=The system partition is not the SSD
550=The system partition is the SSD
551=You have a touch screen
552=You have not a touch screen
553=Monitor Resolution
554=Current DPI
555=Maybe you need to change the DPI to enlarge your UI
556=Clicking the Next button will launch the Process Manager. If you believe your PC is being slowed down by Trojans or other types of malware, you can use the Process Manager's 'Kill Process' button to terminate potentially untrustworthy processes with unknown or non-Microsoft digital signatures. Clicking the 'Kill Processes and Prevent from Running' button will disable the process from starting again. If you determine that a specific process is causing your computer problems, you can uninstall or disable it using the Smart Uninstaller, Service Manager, or Startup Manager.
557=Clicking the Next button will launch Windows Update. Microsoft's Windows Update provides an easy way to secure your Windows computer from vulnerabilities that compromise its security. Without updates, simply connecting to a network or visiting a malicious website could allow third parties to take control of your computer, accounts, and files.
558=Checkbox Size
559=Please enter the number of days
560=Clear WiFi connection history not used for more than s% day(s)
561=Last Connected Date
562=Reset the services required for Network
563=Change DPI Settings
564=User Account Control (UAC) is a security feature of Windows. One of the most annoying parts for a user is the UAC pop-up that appears regularly. Continuously clicking the continue button becomes bothersome and repetitive, making your computer feel impersonal. With these settings, you can disable the UAC functions. Please ensure you use other security measures to secure your system. You must restart your computer for these settings to take effect.
565=Disable User Account Control (UAC)
566=Disable secure black desktop when elevating
567=Disable the UAC status warning message
568=Recommended Selection
569=Performance and Appearance
570=Performance
571=Security
572=Personality
573=Network
574=The Microsoft Edge Chromium browser is running, need to close it for unlocking the database, close it now?
575=Disable Windows Zip and Cab compressed folders
576=Windows includes a built-in feature to manage compressed ZIP, CAB files, and folders. Use this option to disable this feature to speed up the browsing of ZIP and CAB files if you have installed third-party software (Such as WinZip or WinRAR).
577=Automatically close Non-Responding applications
578=Occasionally when Windows shuts down, a task will return as 'Not Responding', and you are given the option to end the task. This tweak automatically closes any non-responding applications.
579=Automatically close applications without visible windows
580=By default, Windows will allow the applications without visible top-level windows to block or cancel the shutdown, such applications are automatically terminated if they attempt to cancel shutdown or block it indefinitely. If enable this setting, the system will automatically terminate these applications without visible windows right away to speed shutdown.
581=Turn off the Search Indexer
582=By default Windows Search Indexer indexes files and folders that run in the background. This uses your system's memory. If you don't use Window's Search functions heavily, use this option to turn it off to improve system performance.
583=Disable Program Compatibility Assistant
584=The Program Compatibility Assistant (PCA) runs in the background and monitors user-initiated programs for known compatibility issues at run time. Whenever a potential issue with an application is detected, the PCA will prompt the user with pointers to recommended solutions. You can disable it if your programs have no compatibility issue, and this will improve system performance, and disable the annoying 'This program might not have installed correctly' window after a program installation.
585=Launch folder window in a separate process
586=This setting controls whether each folder window is launched as a separate explorer task. The benefit of this method is that if one window has an error and crashes the others should be not be affected. The disadvantage is that it takes more system resources for each folder.
587=Disable automatically restart after Windows update
588=Your important works have often been interrupted by the auto-restarting of Windows updates, if enable this tweak, Automatic Updates will not restart a computer automatically during a scheduled installation if a user is logged in to the computer. Instead, Automatic Updates will notify the user to restart the computer (restart to take effect).
589=Enable screen savers password protection
590=This setting enables you to specify if your screen savers are password protected and it also disallows the user to alter the preferences of your password protection.
591=Power Off USB Port when Safely Removed USB Device
592=System will not power off the USB port by default when you safely removed the removable HDD device, this tweak will do it.
593=Automatically expand to the current folder in Navigation Pane
594=Enabling this setting allows the Navigation Pane folder tree to automatically expand to the current folder when you navigate in File Explorer.
595=Disable Automatic Folder View Discovery
596=When the user opens a folder in Windows Explorer or Pictures, Documents or Music explorer window in Windows, the system will try to automatically detect and discover what, i.e. media or files, is inside the folder, then determine the folder type and set the view type accordingly. Also configured automatically is the folder type template which shows and displays the corresponding folder icon, picture, items details column, and various commands and tasks in the Explorer toolbar. However, the function does not work properly causing various errors, the most typical problem is the wrong type has been set for a folder, and in some situations, you may wish to disable this behavior and customize the view settings manually as desired.
597=Change opened folder icon to ease identification
598=The folder icon and opened folder icon are similar in Windows Explorer so that identified difficultly, this setting can change the opened folder icon to the new one.
599=Speed mouse pointer move
600=This tweak speeds up the mouse pointer movement on the screen.
601=Show drives with no media mounted
602=The empty drives or with no mounted media will be shown in Explorer if enable this setting.
603=Enable address bar auto-complete mode
604=This setting enables the automatic text completion feature of Windows Explorer to append the suggested text to the words as you are typing as well as showing a drop-down list of available values.
605=Keep the tasks running after you walk away
606=Under the default power plan, your computer will turn off or spin down the hard drives after 20 minutes and go into sleep after 30 minutes when left unattended. When this occurs, tasks such as downloading, media sharing, and recording will stop running. With this setting enabled, all tasks will run persistently even after you walk away. Note: this setting is only for desktops or notebooks when plugged into an external AC power. It is not recommended for laptops when running on battery power.
607=Disable system audio auto-leveling
608=Windows can automatically adjust the volume of different sounds when you are using your PC to place or receive telephone calls. This setting disables this behavior.
609=The SSD (Solid State Drive) has a limited life expectancy of erase/write cycles, after which it no longer performs reliably, you can optimize your SSD as a system partition (C:) to decrease the erase/write for increasing life expectancy.
610=Disable the Page File
611=If you disable the paging file on your SSD, it will increase the longevity of your SSD because the system will have fewer disk writes. And this also will delete the pagefile.sys and swapfile.sys files to save approximately a few GB disk space on the system partition (a reboot needed).
612=Disable the Hibernation function
613=Hibernation stores the current OS image to the hard drive, allowing the PC to be powered off while retaining the ability to resume from where you left off. This is different from sleep, which stores the OS image in the RAM and draws some power, although minimal. This setting also deletes the hiberfil.sys file, saving a few GB of disk space on the system partition.
614=Turn off Windows Indexer for reducing write operations
615=Windows creates the index to speed up searching, but these causes write operations on the SSD, which minimizes the SSD lifetime. We advise you to turn off it if you are using the Windows search rarely or never.
616=Turn off Disk Defragmentation that unuseful for SSD
617=Since SSDs have the same access time for all memory cells, there is no need to store them coherently. Also, the defragmentation process generates write hits, which reduces the lifetime of the SSD. Therefore, it is highly recommended to deactivate the defragmentation process.
618=Disable Windows to store the last access time
619=Sometimes Windows stores the access time for each file access. This produces unnecessary write hits and thus will reduce the lifetime of your SSD.
620=Disable Windows Prefetcher
621=Windows Prefetch is a feature designed to enhance system performance by preloading frequently accessed applications and data into RAM. However, with the rapid access speeds offered by modern SSDs (Solid State Drives), the need for Prefetch may be reduced. You can choose to disable Windows Prefetch if you find that it is not significantly contributing to performance gains on your SSD-equipped system, or if you prefer to manage your system's memory usage in a more customized way.
622=Disable Windows SuperFetch
623=SuperFetch is a built-in Windows service that was originally designed to improve loading times for both Windows and all installed applications. It does so by analyzing which programs are frequently run and automatically pre-loading them in advance by reallocating system resources ( mostly just extra RAM ) in the background. Note that this often involves writing data to the drive that Windows is installed on. But SuperFetch was made with slow HDDs (hard disk drives) in mind. With modern 7200+ RPM drives, SuperFetch load time improvement becomes negligible, and this is even more true with SSDs where the service becomes detrimental to both the system performance and health of the drive.
624=Disable the defragmentation of boot files
625=Because of the way that files are stored in SSD, a defragmentation of boot files makes no sense and should be disabled as it reduces the lifetime of your SSD.
626=Disable Windows event logging
627=Windows permanently records system configuration changes, crashes, and other events from various services and programs. This creates unnecessary write accesses and reduces the lifetime of your SSD.
628=Disable Windows System Restore
629=Windows creates restore points for software installations and major changes to the Windows system, which can be restored in case that an error occurs. This function produces write processes and should be disabled if you are using a backup tool and if the recovery option is not required.
630=Enable Windows Trim function
631=To increase the lifetime and performance of Solid State Disks(SSD), this function should be activated. Whether this function will be used depends on whether your SSD supports this function. Look for it on the manufacturer's website.
632=Disable the 8.3 name creation
633=For compatibility with old 16-bit DOS applications, Windows creates short names for folders and files, which results in additional write accesses to your SSD. Current applications don't need those names, which is why they can be disabled.
634=Clicking the Next button will launch the Smart Uninstaller. Using this program, you can safely and easily uninstall any unnecessary programs, increasing disk space and enhancing system efficiency.
635=Clicking the Next button will launch the Startup Manager. Using this program, you can easily and safely disable or remove auto-startup programs. This can greatly speed up system startup and enhance performance.
636=Clicking the Next button will launch the Task Scheduler Manager. Using the Optimize Task function, you can easily and safely disable unnecessary tasks. This can greatly increase system speed and enhance overall performance.
637=Clicking the Next button will launch the Service Manager. By clicking the "Optimize" button, you can effortlessly disable some system services based on provided tips, thereby accelerating your system's startup process and enhancing its overall performance.
638=Clicking the Next button will launch the Junk File Cleaner. With this program, you can easily remove junk files to increase disk space and enhance system efficiency.
639=Clicking the Next button will launch the Registry Cleaner. With this program, you can safely and easily remove invalid Registry entries. This can improve system performance.
640=Clicking the Next button will launch the Registry Defrag. Over time, a bloated registry can slow down boot time and affect system performance. This program will rebuild and re-index your registry to eliminate structural errors. After defragmentation, your registry will have a linear structure, reducing application response time and registry access time. WARNING: Close all applications before continuing. After clicking 'Compact' the computer will automatically restart.
641=Congratulations, you have completed this Optimization Wizard. If you have time, rearrange fragmented data so your hard disk can work more efficiently. It is recommended to use Disk Defragmenter every 2-3 months for non-SSD system partitions.
642=The system partition is on an SSD device, so there is no need to defrag it.
643=Disk Defragmenter
644=Scheme
645=New Scheme
646=Open Scheme
647=Save Scheme
648=Delete Current Scheme
649=Delete all Schemes
650=Start Current Scheme
651=Start all Saved Schemes
652=Add to Task Scheduler
653=Add Current Saved Scheme
654=Add all Saved Schemes
655=General Options
656=File Options
657=Log Recorder
658=Source directory
659=Destination directory
660=Copy options
661=Mirror the source directory tree (synchronize and backup)
662=Copy
663=Move file and directory
664=Move file
665=Copy all file info
666=Copy all file info, include Data, Attributes, Timestamps, NTFS ACLs.
667=Thread number
668=Include subdirectory
669=Include empty subdirectory
670=No empty subdirectory
671=Copy the top levels
672=Copy directory timestamps
673=Shutdown when current scheme finished
674=Exclude files bigger than
675=Exclude files smaller than
676=Exclude files older than
677=day(s)
678=Exclude files newer than
679=Exclude files unused for
680=Exclude files used for
681=Exclude files unused since
682=Exclude files used since
683=Included file type
684=Excluded file type
685=Excluded directory
686=Export Window (DOS) Options
687=Do not display percentage copied
688=Show estimated time of arrival of copied files
689=Export log file
690=Output status to log file (overwrite existing log)
691=Output status to log file (append to existing log)
692=View
693=Include source file timestamps in the output
694=Include full pathname of files in the output
695=Produce verbose output, showing skipped files
696=Do not log directory names
697=No job summary
698=Do not log file sizes
699=Do not log file classes
700=Do not log file names
701=No job header
702=Copy the files matching given names/paths/wildcards
703=Exclude the files matching given names/paths/wildcards
704=Exclude the directories matching given names/paths/wildcards
705=Are you sure you want to start all the scheme processes?
706=Input scheme name
707=The same name scheme exists, overwrite it?
708=The scheme saved.
709=Are you sure you want to delete the scheme s%?
710=Are you sure you want to delete all schemes?
711=Current Scheme
712=Scheme Count
713=The source or destination directory is empty.
714=The directory does not exist.
715=The log file is empty.
716=The log file should be Log file type.
717=Do no show command window
718=Shutdown when all schemes finished
719=This disk contains the boot partition
720=Window
721=Encrypt File
722=Decrypt File
723=Shred File
724=File && Folder Permission
725=Result
726=Folders
727=Executable
728=The executable files such as EXE, BAT, etc.
729=Undeletable
730=The files located in the read-only folder cannot be deleted.
731=Set to Read-only
732=Cancel Read-only
733=Pending
734=Received files
735=Encrypting
736=Successfully
737=Unsuccessfully
738=Encryption finished
739=Encrypted files total
740=Encrypted File
741=Decrypting
742=Incorrect password
743=Decryption finished
744=Decrypted files total
745=Shredded files will be impossible recovered, do you want really to shred the files?
746=Shredding
747=Shredding finished
748=Shredded files total
749=Sets files and folders permission to prevent from being modified, executed, and deleted. You can add files or folders using the buttons, or simply drag them directly from File Explorer to the list. For example, you can set the read-only permission (Add the Executable and Undeletable features) for all folders on your NTFS USB flash disk, so you don't need to worry about the viruses while you plug it into any devices. Note: DO NOT SET SYSTEM FILES AND FOLDERS.
750=The non-NTFS file system cannot be executed.
751=Permission files and folders total
752=Be sure to remember your password
753=Password
754=Enter Again
755=Please enter password.
756=The password is three characters at least.
757=The password should be less than 16 characters.
758=The two passwords do not match.
759=Batch Uninstall
760=Uninstall
761=Logoff
762=Large Icon
763=List
764=Hot Fix
765=Windows App
766=Find unavailable program folder
767=Uninstall OneDrive
768=Export to HTML
769=Install Location
770=Estimated Size
771=Installation Date
772=Version
773=Vendor
774=Help Link
775=Help Telephone
776=Update Info
777=About Info URL
778=Uninstall String
779=Warning: The split file is extremely large. This may cause performance issues. Do you want to continue?
780=Total installed programs
781=Loading completed
782=This program can not be uninstalled, please click the Analyze button to look for unuseful entries in the system.
783=Are you sure you want to remove s% from the list? This is recommended if you are unable to uninstall it normally.
784=Note: The split file is larger than 2GB. File splitting may take longer. Do you want to continue?
785=Are you sure you want to uninstall OneDrive?
786=The OneDrive has been uninstalled successfully.
787=ALL INSTALLED WIN32 PROGRAMS
788=HotFix
789=Analyze the correlative info of programs
790=Item Name
791=Searched Item
792=Open
793=Some applications may not have uninstalled properly, leaving behind some files and registry entries. This tool will help you remove these files and registry keys. Note: files will be removed to Recycle Bin for restoring, Registry info can be restored by backing up Registry.
794=Why analyze the uninstalled programs?
795=All the checked entries have been removed.
796=s% checked entries have not been removed.
797=Selected Program
798=File Name
799=Registry Key
800=Key Name
801=Find and delete the unavailable Program folders
802=Find
803=After uninstalling a program, the installation folder located in the 'Program Files' directory may remain because some files could not be removed. This program will analyze the installation folder, list any remaining folders, and move them to the Recycle Bin.
804=Why analyze unavailable Program folders?
805=Are you sure you want to delete checked entries to the Recycle Bin?
806=Checked folders have been removed.
807=Do not mark recently installed programs with red
808=Show the programs by Microsoft
809=Show the Hot Fix
810=Start Menu
811=Analyzing, please wait...
812=Analysis stopped.
813=Analysis completed.
814=s% items found.
815=Analysis of s% programs completed.
816=After setting protection for the folder to be scanned, the files under the protected folder will not be automatically checked after the scan is over.
817=Missing Executable File
818=Byte(s)
819=Create to Desktop
820=Add to Context Menu
821=Pin to Taskbar
822=Pin to Start
823=Launch
824=CMD Utilities
825=Top
826=Bottom
827=Command Group
828=Known Folder
829=Please add an item to list at least
830=Other Utilities
831=CP Applets
832=Control Panel
833=Windows Apps
834=Settings Applets
835=Settings
836=Open With List Programs
837=Action
838=Restore Windows Photo Viewer
839=Usually you could use Windows Photo Viewer to view your image files in a variety of ways. You can also print, order prints, attach pictures to an email message, burn, or open photos in another app on your PC. Windows 10/11 uses the Photos app as the default app to open image files with instead now. By default, Windows Photo Viewer is no longer listed in Open with, and only has .tiff files associated with it in Default Programs. This tweak will restore Windows Photo Viewer to be able to select to open image files in Default apps, Default Programs, and Open with for all users.
840=Property
841=Shift Key
842=OpenWithList
843=Add Menu
844=The context menu disabled, enable it?
845=It is recommended to disable it, then delete until invalid confirmed, do you want to delete it anyway?
846=Please enter a file type (e.g., exe, txt, lnk, bat, vbs, avi, jpg, etc.)
847=Context Menu
848=Common
849=Administrator Privilege
850=Command Group
851=Trace Route
852=Disable Background Apps
853=By default, Windows allows every Store app to run in the background, but background apps take up your data bandwidth and drain your device's battery life. Here you can disable background apps and stop them from running all the time.
854=Upload
855=Open the optimization task window directly
856=I do not want Windows to routinely perform performance assessments
857=I have disabled Windows Remote Assistance
858=Scroll Bar button height
859=Locks files, folders, programs and some system features to improve system security
860=Open the optimization service window directly
861=I do not want Windows to synchronize local time with the online server automatically
862=Specified File Type
863=I have disabled Windows Search Indexing service
864=Open with Notepad
865=Copy Content to Clipboard
866=Scan with Windows Defender
867=Advanced Security
868=Open Command Prompt here
869=Copy Name List to Clipboard
870=Search
871=Show/Hide Hidden Files
872=Folder Options
873=Empty Folder and Subfolders
874=Empty Folder and Subfolders (Prompt)
875=Hide File and Folder
876=Show/Hide Known File Extensions
877=Empty Recycle Bin
878=Empty Clipboard
879=Play All
880=Open CD Door
881=Close CD Door
882=Start Screen Saver
883=Lock Computer Now
884=Turn Off Monitor
885=Turn off Monitor and Lock Computer
886=Mute/Unmute Volume
887=Volume
888=Open/Close OneDrive
889=Encrypt
890=Find crash dump files
891=Crash Dump File
892=Optimize Drive
893=Disk Defrag
894=Disk Cleanup
895=Restart in Safe Mode
896=Restart in Safe Mode with Command Prompt
897=Switch between windows
898=Display
899=User Folders
900=Safely Remove Hardware
901=Create System Restore Point
902=Safe Mode
903=Cascading
904=Choose Power Plan
905=I have disabled Windows Update feature
906=Advanced System Properties
907=Register/UnRegister DLL file
908=Register/UnRegister OCX file
909=Run with Priority
910=Registration entries
911=HTML Document
912=Windows Batch File
913=Windows Command Script
914=Configuration Settings
915=Briefcase
916=Add Context Menu entry
917=Expand All
918=Here you can add some context menus that may elevate to administrator privilege, thus you can execute some system-level operations.
919=System Default
920=Take Ownership
921=Open Command Prompt here as Administrator
922=This feature will add batch commands (cascading) to the Desktop, Directory, and Library background context menu. Note: the max number of commands (include separator) is 17.
923=Caption
924=Item Position
925=Add items to the specified context menu
926=Location
927=Background
928=Press hold the Shift key to show
929=Target
930=Icon (Optional)
931=Add specified folder to 'Send To' context menu
932=Sent Folder
933=Caption
934=The setting has been completed.
935=Please type the Caption
936=The command (include separator) maximum is
937=Please select the added location
938=Please type the item name
939=Please select a file
940=Please select an URL
941=Please select the sent folder
942=Read
943=Enabled
944=Are you sure you want to delete the selected item?
945=OK
946=Unavailable
947=The shortcut has been created on the Desktop.
948=The shortcut has been added to the context menu for Directory background and Desktop.
949=The shortcut has been pinned to Taskbar.
950=The shortcut has been pinned to Start.
951=Customize Windows visual appearance and interface styles
952=System Settings
953=System Icon
954=Partition Icon
955=Library Icon
956=File Type Icon
957=OEM Information
958=Bing Images
965=Show color on Title Bar
966=When you change the color in Windows, it will change the color of your Start menu accents, Start button, taskbar, title bars, window borders, buttons, text, Settings accents, sign-in screen accents, and Action Center accents. This tweak will turn on or off showing color on the title bar without affecting the color on Start, taskbar, action center.
967=Change color of inactive Title Bar
968=When you change the color in Windows, it changes the color of your Start menu accents, Start button, taskbar, title bars, window borders, buttons, text, Settings accents, sign-in screen accents, and Action Center accents. However, it doesn't change the color of the inactive windows' title bar, leaving it white. This tweak will change the color of the inactive title bar.
969=Make apps use the dark theme
970=This tweak will enable some apps to use a dark theme in Windows, such as the Settings, Store, Calculator, and Voice Recorder apps.
971=Turn off Start, Taskbar, and Action Center transparency
972=This tweak will turn off the transparency of Start, Taskbar, and Action Center.
973=Disable changing Lock Screen background image
974=This tweak will prevent all users from changing their lock screen background image in Settings.
975=Icon Settings
976=Icon horizontal spacing
977=Changes the Desktop and Explorer icon item's horizontal spacing.
978=pixels
979=Icon vertical spacing
980=Changes the Desktop and Explorer icon item's vertical spacing.
981=DPI Settings
982=Disable icon title wrap
983=Font Changer
984=DPI (Dots Per Inch) measures the resolution of an image on screen and in print. DPI indicates how many dots fit into a linear inch. Higher DPI means more detail can be shown in an image.
985=Window borders width
986=Make your caret bigger
987=When you edit text in Windows, a caret indicates the position where you are editing. By default, this caret is only one pixel wide. If you have difficulty finding the caret, this tweak enables you to make it larger and easier to find.
988=Scroll Bar width
989=Hot tracking color
990=This tweak sets the color of the selection rectangle used to highlight selections in Windows. This rectangle shows the progression of the clicked mouse button when selecting multiple files simultaneously. It also changes the Active File and Folder Link color.
991=The settings have been completed. Please restart or sign out for the changes to take effect.
992=Are you sure you want to restore all settings to the system default?
993=Windows Display Settings
994=Shell Icon
995=Drive Icon
996=Change Icons
997=Other Icon
998=Descending
999=Ascending
1000=Red = Modified
1001=Extension Name
1002=File Type Name
1003=The icon has been changed.
1004=Are you sure you want to restore the selected icon to system default?
1005=The icon has been restored.
1006=Are you sure you want to restore all the icons to system default?
1007=All icons have been restored to system defaults.
1008=Text
1009=Manufacturer
1010=Support Hours
1011=Support URL
1012=Model
1013=Support Phone
1014=Picture
1015=Find Picture
1016=Preview
1017=The setting has been restored.
1018=Bitmap file
1019=Change Name
1020=Bing Images Downloader
1021=Bing Dynamic Theme
1022=Bing home page image updated each day, you can download the latest image and set the image as Desktop background. Also, you can create the scheduler task to do that automatically.
1023=Saved directory
1024=Market
1025=Bottom right corner
1026=Downloaded image resolution
1027=Set the downloaded image as Desktop wallpaper
1028=Remove image description watermark
1029=Font Sample
1030=Font
1031=Add to Task
1032=Download
1033=Here you can create the Bing Dynamic Theme to refresh your Desktop wallpaper automatically via RSS-feed, it automatically updates your Windows theme with new wallpapers directly from Bing (Note: keep your Internet connection, choose Download Attachments when the Subscribe to RSS Feed message appears. System will take some time to download automatically the wallpaper from Microsoft).
1034=More RSS dynamic themes
1035=Install Bing Theme
1036=View installed Themes
1037=Top right corner
1038=Top left corner
1039=Bottom left corner
1040=Watermark Position
1041=Sensor
1042=Load
1043=CPU Core
1044=CPU Cores
1045=Screen resolution
1046=Saved Image Folder
1047=Bing image has been downloaded.
1048=Failed to download the Bing image.
1049=No internet connection.
1050=Please select a saved folder or the folder does not exist.
1051=Excluded
1052=The watermark font has been restored to default.
1053=The Bing Dynamic Theme installed
1054=Hardware
1055=Mainboard
1056=BIOS
1057=CPU
1058=Drive
1059=Logical Disk
1060=External Device
1061=Software
1062=Computer System
1063=Operating System
1064=Microsoft Product Key
1065=User Account
1066=System Folder
1067=Environment
1068=Desktop
1069=Installed Codecs
1070=Event Log
1071=License Information
1072=System Report
1073=External IP Address
1074=Current Date
1075=System Uptime
1076=Basic Hardware information
1077=Enclosure
1078=Chassis Types
1079=Serial Number
1080=Lock Present
1081=Security Status
1082=Basic I/O System (BIOS)
1083=Central Processing Unit (CPU)
1084=Physical Memory
1085=Hard Disk
1086=Video Card
1087=Monitor
1088=Audio Device
1089=Keyboard
1090=Mouse
1091=Invalid or Disabled Devices
1092=Service
1093=Device ID
1094=PNP Device ID
1095=Class Guid
1096=Error
1097=Hardware Score
1098=Base score
1099=Processor (Calculations per second)
1100=Memory (Memory Operation per second)
1101=Graphics (Desktop performance for Windows Aero)
1102=Gaming graphics (3D business and gaming graphics performance)
1103=Primary hard disk (Disk data transfer rate)
1104=Product
1105=Bus Type
1106=On Board Device
1107=Device Type
1108=Bus
1109=Bus Number
1110=IDE Controller
1111=System Slot
1112=Motherboard Interface
1113=Serial Port
1114=Parallel Port
1115=1394 Controller
1116=Primary BIOS
1117=SMBIOS Version
1118=SMBIOS Major Version
1119=Current Language
1120=Release Date
1121=Software Element State
1122=BIOS Mode
1123=Legacy
1124=Architecture
1125=Number of Cores
1126=Number of Logical Processors
1127=Socket Type
1128=Processor Id
1129=Max Clock Speed
1130=Current Clock Speed
1131=External Clock
1132=L2 Cache Size
1133=L2 Cache Speed
1134=L3 Cache Size
1135=L3 Cache Speed
1136=Address Width
1137=Data Width
1138=Socket Designation
1139=Power Management Supported
1140=Current Voltage
1141=Load Percentage
1142=Tag
1143=Memory Type
1144=Type Detail
1145=Form Factor
1146=Device Locator
1147=Bank Label
1148=Interleave Position
1149=Interleave Data Depth
1150=Speed
1151=Floppy Drive
1152=Disk Drive
1153=Index
1154=Media Type
1155=Firmware Revision
1156=Signature
1157=Number of Partitions
1158=Total Heads
1159=Total Tracks
1160=Total Sectors
1161=Total Cylinders
1162=Bytes Per Sector
1163=Sectors Per Track
1164=Tracks Per Cylinder
1165=CD-ROM Drive
1166=Firmware Revision Level
1167=Availability
1168=The disk in this drive
1169=Volume Serial Number
1170=Transfer Rate
1171=Disk Size
1172=Remaining
1173=Volume Name
1174=Video Processor
1175=Adapter RAM
1176=Video Memory Type
1177=Adapter DAC Type
1178=Inf File Name
1179=Installed Display Drivers
1180=Driver Version
1181=Driver Date
1182=Video Architecture
1183=Resolution
1184=Current Number of Colors
1185=Valid Refresh Rate
1186=Current Refresh Rate
1187=Current Bits Per Pixel
1188=Pixels Per Logical Inch
1189=Sound Card
1190=Network Adapter Configuration
1191=MAC Address
1192=IP Address
1193=IP Subnet
1194=Default IP Gateway
1195=DNS Host Name
1196=DNS Domain
1197=Adapter Type
1198=Net Connection ID
1199=Net Connection Status
1200=Time of Last Reset
1201=Number of Function Keys
1202=Pointing Device
1203=Device Interface
1204=Number of Buttons
1205=Port Name
1206=Share Name
1207=System Type
1208=Computer Name
1209=Current User Name
1210=Time Zone
1211=Shutdown Time
1212=Last Shutdown Time
1213=PC System Type
1214=Printer
1215=Number of Processors
1216=Automatic Managed Pagefile
1217=Primary Owner Name
1218=User Name
1219=Boot up State
1220=Wake Up Type
1221=Admin Password Status
1222=Domain Role
1223=Domain
1224=Workgroup
1225=Network Server Mode Enabled
1226=Build Type
1227=Boot Device
1228=Code Set
1229=Country Code
1230=Current Culture
1231=Last Bootup Time
1232=Local DateTime
1233=Organization
1234=Registered User
1235=Number of Users
1236=Max Number of Processes
1237=Max Process Memory Size
1238=Visible Memory Size
1239=Virtual Memory Size
1240=System Drive
1241=Windows Directory
1242=System Directory
1243=Color
1244=Allocated Base Size
1245=Product Name
1246=Product Key
1247=Product ID
1248=Lock out
1249=Local Account
1250=Password Changeable
1251=Password Expires
1252=Password Required
1253=Variable Value
1254=Icon Title Face Name
1255=Icon Spacing
1256=Icon Title Size
1257=Point
1258=Icon Title Wrap
1259=Cursor Blink Rate
1260=Millisecond(s)
1261=Pattern
1262=Screen Saver Executable
1263=Screen Saver Active
1264=Screen Saver Secure
1265=Screen Saver Timeout
1266=Wallpaper
1267=Wallpaper Stretched
1268=Wallpaper Tiled
1269=Video Codec
1270=File Size
1271=Last Accessed
1272=Current/Max
1273=Number of Records
1274=Audio Codec
1275=Update URL
1276=Software Update
1277=Update
1278=Security Update
1279=Whois
1280=License Details
1281=Network Tools
1282=License Expiration Date
1283=Trace Route is a network diagnostic tool used to track the pathway taken by a packet on an IP network from source to destination, recording three Round-Trip Time (RTT) values at each hop to measure how long it takes for packets to travel to that point and back.
1284=Generates the various system reports
1285=System Diagnostic Report
1286=Generates the system diagnostic report
1287=Power Efficiency Diagnostics Report
1288=Generates the power efficiency diagnostics report
1289=Battery Usage Report
1290=Generates the report of battery usage for the last 14 days
1291=This can get the external IP address on Internet beyond the router if you are a user in a local area network (LAN).
1292=Getting external IP Address, please wait
1293=Copy to Clipboard
1294=Unable to get your external IP address.
1295=When you right-click the mouse, some system menu entries may be lost, you can easily restore them here. Click the buttons below according to the repair type.
1296=Repair the Context Menu for [File]
1297=Repair the Context Menu for [Directory] and [Folder]
1298=Repair the Context Menu for [Drive]
1299=Repair the Context Menu for [Send To]
1300=Repair the Context Menu for [New]
1301=Repair the Context Menu for [Computer]
1302=Repair the Context Menu for [Recycle Bin]
1303=Are you sure you want to s%?
1304=The repair process has been completed successfully.
1305=Fix
1306=File associations are what the OS uses to open a file with the correct program. For example, a .doc file will open with Microsoft Word. If the OS cannot identify the file association, it may not run the file by double-clicking it, especially if the file is damaged (the icon may be shown incorrectly). If the EXE file association has been damaged, please rename RepairCenter.exe to RepairCenter.com. 
1307=File Associations
1308=Icon Thumbnail
1309=Sometimes, some icon file thumbnails may not be displayed correctly in File Explorer. You can fix it here.
1310=Icon Cache Size
1311=When an icon is loaded for the first time, it is cached in a system file. Cached icons load faster than icons loaded directly from the source resource files. If the limit of the cache file is reached and starts to be overridden, you may experience incorrect or corrupted icons. Increasing the icon cache size can help prevent icons from reloading from the source or becoming corrupted.
1312=Small
1313=Large
1314=Rebuild Icon Cache
1315=If Windows display corrupted or missing icons, you can rebuild the icon cache to correct the icon display. This also fixes the problem that the Desktop does not refresh automatically.
1316=Corrupt Drive Icon
1317=When opening 'This PC', one or more drives display different icons instead of the default drive icons. You can fix this issue here.
1318=The repair has been completed. Please restart or sign out for the changes to take effect.
1319=Change Taskbar alignment to left
1320=By default, icons on the taskbar are center aligned. This tweak will change the alignment to the left.
1321=Drag and drop sensitivity
1322=By default, when you use your mouse to drag and drop items (like text, files, folders, windows, etc.) by a mere 4 pixels and release the button, it automatically initiates a drag and drop operation, moving or copying the items according to the source and destination locations. However, many users find this 4-pixel threshold too sensitive, leading to unintended drag and drops between folders. To prevent this, you can adjust the settings to increase the minimum drag distance, for example, to 50 pixels. This means you'll need to drag the items with your mouse by at least 50 pixels before the drop action is performed, which can be advantageous for those with high display resolutions, such as 4K UHD. Please remember: For the change to become effective, you might need to restart your device or sign out and sign in again.
1323=The waiting time before ending the apps or tasks
1324=By default, the system waits 5 seconds before ending non-responsive apps or tasks when you sign out, restart, or shut down. During this period, it checks if any open applications or tasks will close gracefully on their own. If the system determines that an app or task is "hung" or "not responding" after the 5 seconds, the "End Task" dialog appears. This dialog prompts you to choose between clicking/tapping on Sign out, Restart, or Shut down to forcibly close the unresponsive apps and potentially lose any unsaved work, or clicking/tapping on Cancel to return to the desktop and save and close the apps properly. If no selection is made within the 1-minute timeout of the "End Task" dialog, Windows will automatically return you to the Desktop.
1325=Diagnose and repair various system problems and errors
1326=System Repair
1327=Misc. Repair
1328=Unlock System
1329=Icon Repair
1330=Troubleshooting
1331=Devices Manager
1332=Windows File Protection
1333=If system files are lost or replaced, Windows can verify that all protected system files are intact and in their original versions.
1334=Component Store corruption
1335=This operation records the corruption to C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CBS.log and fixes the component store corruption using Windows Update. This takes around 10-15 mins or more depending on the level of corruption. Use this when the Windows File Protection above was unable to repair corrupted system files because the store (source) is corrupted.
1336=System Components
1337=Some system components may incur various problems, such as Taskbar, Auto Updates, etc. Make sure to close all programs before running this repair. This may take several minutes, and error dialog boxes may pop up. If so, close and ignore them.
1338=Skip the hidden system files
1339=Fix the system files signed by Microsoft
1340=Disk Tools
1341=Fixing
1342=The repair has been completed. Please restart for the changes to take effect.
1343=Stopping services
1344=Starting services
1345=Executing commands
1346=Rebuild WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) Repository
1347=If you experience some problems, such as application errors or scripts no longer working, you may have a corrupted WMI repository.
1348=Do not remember the View settings
1349=Sometimes Windows does not remember the size, position, or view settings (The view settings include Thumbnails, Tiles, Icons, List, Details, and so on) for a folder when you reopen the folder.
1350=Reset Windows Update
1351=Problems can occur where Windows Update cannot search for new updates or fails in configuring the installation while Windows is starting up.
1352=System Restore General Troubleshooting
1353=If your system is not able to automatically create a System Restore Point and you are also unable to create a System Restore Point manually, you can correct the problem here.
1354=Windows Installer (MSI)
1355=If you have started experiencing random crashes of Explorer, or when trying to start Windows Update, or when installing programs using an MSI-based installer.
1356=Unable to rename the partition volume label
1357=Some partition volume labels may be unable to be renamed from Windows Explorer and Disk Management.
1358=Cancel the disk check at Windows startup
1359=Sometimes the disk check always starts to check the file system on one or more drives for consistency at Windows startup, and it may take several hours for disk checking to scan all the drives. Here you can disable disk checking.
1360=Clear and Reset the Print Spooler Queue
1361=This option can be handy if you have a document stuck in the print spooler. If the print spooler issue persists after being fixed, the installed printer driver may not be compatible or it could be corrupted. Check the printer manufacturer's website to download and install the latest compatible driver.
1362=Restore the missing tabs in file and folder properties
1363=If the Compatibility, Details, or Security tabs in the Properties window are missing when you right-click a file or folder, fix it here.
1364=Processing files
1365=Restore icons of the special folders
1366=Sometimes icons of special folders, such as Music or Video, become general icons. Click the fix button to restore default icons.
1367=Microsoft office not opening or closing properly
1368=Various problems can be experienced with Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, etc.). For example, you may be unable to open or close files due to issues with the normal.dot template and Outlook templates. Note: Any custom templates along with other Office configurations will be lost by running this repair.
1369=Restore file attribute
1370=If you have files that were infected by a virus, and after the antivirus removes the virus your files may no longer be visible in Explorer. This can happen if the virus removal process the antivirus uses flags the file attributes like hidden, read-only, or system. If this occurs, it can be impossible to restore these files with Windows Explorer. Here you can select the folder or an entire partition to restore these file attributes. The more files that are selected, the longer this process will take.
1371=Unable to restore file attributes on system partition.
1372=System Problems
1373=Network Problems
1374=Fix the problem unable to log into safe mode
1375=File not found
1376=Disable startup folder for current user
1377=Disable startup folder for all users
1378=The startup types of all s% have been restored. Restart to take effect.
1379=Cancel All
1380=The startup type of the selected s% has been restored. Restart to take effect.
1381=Force to show all hidden files
1382=Fix the problem unable to open drives by double-clicking
1383=This repair will remove any network adapters you have installed to fix network connection issues, so please save your network configuration information first. After you restart your PC and any network adapters are reinstalled, you will need to reset any network connections again. You might also need to reinstall and set up other networking software you might be using, such as VPN client software or virtual switches from Hyper‑V.
1384=Fix the problem unable to visit individual websites  
1385=Restore system default hosts file
1386=Fix network connection problems
1387=Reset Winsock (Restart Windows for this to take effect)
1388=Country
1389=Region
1390=Check All
1391=Device Manager
1392=Some devices don't be shown in Windows Device Manager by default, includes the devices that were physically removed from the computer but whose registry entries were not deleted, or no longer were used for a long time, these devices are considered nonpresent devices, for example, you have replaced your old network card with a faster adapter, but you cannot re-assign it the same IP address because your system insists there is still an adapter installed with that same IP address. And sometimes some hardware (such as a removable disk) can not be identified. Here you can easily uninstall the hidden devices to solve these problems. (Gray=Hidden; Red=Disabled)
1393=All Devices
1394=Hidden Devices
1395=Present Devices
1396=Are you sure you want to uninstall the checked devices?
1397=Uninstalling
1398=Clean up system and privacy traces with one click
1399=Hardware Monitor
1400=Clear privacy history
1401=Clear privacy options
1402=Select the item(s) to execute
1403=Shutdown after clean completed
1404=Don't show balloon tip after completed
1405=If you have created a task schedule that runs the 1-Click Cleaner at sign-in, then please turn off the function that defrags Registry after clean completed, because the system needs to be restarted after Registry defragmentation is completed.
1406=Last clean date
1407=The registry defragmentation will start after a s%-second countdown, and your computer will restart.
1408=May need to restart
1409=Abort
1410=Enable
1411=Disable
1412=Move to
1413=General
1414=Startup Folder
1415=Registry
1416=Run
1417=Run Once
1418=Others
1419=Advanced Startup
1420=Service Manager
1421=Task Scheduler Manager
1422=Section
1423=You can enable or disable startup items that start with Windows by checking or unchecking them. Disabling unnecessary startup items can improve system boot time and reduce background processes. When experiencing system issues, you can temporarily disable startup items and restart to help diagnose whether auto-start programs are causing the problems. (Green = Added newly, Red = Invalid items, Gray = Disabled items)
1424=No matched startup item found.
1425=The application has been terminated.
1426=Application Name
1427=Product Version
1428=File Description
1429=File Version
1430=Internal Name
1431=Legal Copyright
1432=Legal Trademarks
1433=Original Filename
1434=Language
1435=Comments
1436=Microsoft
1437=New Application
1438=Are you sure you want to restore the selected item to system default?
1439=Modified
1440=Windows logon
1441=Shell Service Object Delay Load
1442=AppInit DLLs
1443=Shell
1444=Shell Execute Hooks
1445=Installed Components
1446=Tweak Settings
1447=This feature allows you to disable auto-startup items in the locations listed below. After a system restart, all current startup items and any future programs that try to add themselves to these locations will not start automatically with Windows. This not only helps improve system boot time and reduce background processes, but also enhances system security by preventing potentially unwanted programs from auto-starting. You can either disable all these locations at once or selectively control specific ones. You can re-enable specific startup items later if needed.
1448=Backup entire Registry (Takes longer time as file is large, only needs to be done once)
1449=Disable all startup items in
1450=Lock System
1451=Optimize Task
1452=Create Task
1453=Arguments
1454=Author
1455=Last Run Time
1456=Next Run Time
1457=Trigger
1458=Demo
1459=Queued
1460=Ready
1461=Disable unnecessary tasks to improve system performance
1462=I am a home user only, don't set Active Directory rights
1463=I don't want to send data to Microsoft about customer and application experience
1464=I don't use Windows Disk Defragmenter or want to startup it manually
1465=My Windows is not Ultimate, Business, or Enterprise version, there are no more language packets
1466=I have disabled the System Restore function
1467=I don't want system processes Windows Error Report
1468=Ready to disable
1469=Ready to enable
1470=Task Scheduler
1471=When computer boots
1472=Delay
1473=Days Interval
1474=When event occurs
1475=When computer idle
1476=When user logs on
1477=Days Of Month
1478=Months Of Year
1479=Weeks Of Month
1480=Days Of Week
1481=Weeks Interval
1482=When task registered
1483=When user session state changes
1484=Loading installed Windows Apps, please wait
1485=BG Color
1486=Show Windows Runtime components
1487=Hide Windows Apps of Microsoft
1488=ON
1489=OFF
1490=THE ALL INSTALLED WINDOWS APPS
1491=Are you sure you want to uninstall the selected Windows App(s)?
1492=Using only the delete function when you can not uninstall it, continue?
1493=Display Name
1494=Family Name
1495=Full Name
1496=Version
1497=Publisher ID
1498=Creation Date
1499=Advise
1500=Vendor
1501=Uninstallation cancelled.
1502=Uninstalled successfully.
1503=Desktop Icon Settings
1504=Show item in Folders category for 'This PC'
1505=Devices and Drivers
1506=This PC Manager helps you customize your Windows 'This PC' view by adding files, folders, and system utilities to the Devices and Drivers section. You can add new items, enable or disable existing ones (disabled items are shown in dark gray), change their icons and names in this section. Simply drag and drop files (.exe, .lnk) or folders from File Explorer to add them or use the buttons on the right. System folder items cannot be modified but can be disabled. All changes can be reverted to Windows default settings at any time.
1507=This PC
1508=Executable file
1509=There are the same items in the list, do you want to delete all?
1510=Are you sure you want to delete all the items in the list?
1511=Pin
1512=Pin Any
1513=Pin to Start
1514=Pin to Taskbar
1515=Unpin
1516=Reset
1517=Backs up all pinned apps on your taskbar. This can be handy if you don't want to have to manually pin apps to your taskbar again say after a clean install.
1518=Resets all the default pinned items on Taskbar.
1519=Restores pinned items on Taskbar from the backup folder.
1520=Warning: This will restore all the system default pinnned items, and this can be helpful if you cannot unpin program from taskbar, or you just wish to quickly clear all pinned items from the taskbar, continue?
1521=Backup the taskbar pinned apps completed
1522=Restore the taskbar pinned apps completed
1523=Pinned items on Taskbar 
1524=The installed shortcut items on Start
1525=Pins any files or folders to Taskbar or Start
1526=Necessary Options
1527=Pinned
1528=Pin to
1529=Add Favorites
1530=Optional
1531=Working Dir
1532=Hot Key
1533=Icon
1534=Show Optional
1535=Hide Optional
1536=Taskbar
1537=Maximize
1538=Minimize
1539=The item has been pinned
1540=Windows Store Region
1541=Windows app tweaker
1542=Windows app Repair
1543=Touch Screen Settings
1544=Clear 7-Zip history
1545=1-Click Cleaner
1546=Windows Utilities
1547=Backup Mail Message
1548=Clean Windows Store Cache
1549=Changes the Windows Store region for installing more apps.
1550=Backup the account, mail, and people in the Mail app.
1551=Storage
1552=Your monitor is no a touch device
1553=Current Store
1554=Backup Mail app information
1555=Backup Account
1556=Backup Email
1557=Backup People
1558=Back
1559=Backing up Mail app data
1560=Backing up the Mail app data completed
1561=The backup completed.
1562=Disable automatic driver updates
1563=Restoring Mail app data
1564=The Mail app data has been restored
1565=Re-register Windows Store
1566=If the store may not start at all, or when trying to open the store, it shows a progress ring but never finishes loading, or the store tile on your start still shows the number of available app updates when there's not any available.
1567=Fix Settings
1568=Is your Settings feature in Windows not working correctly? Fortunately for you, there is an easy fix to this system error.
1569=Re-register all Windows apps
1570=When a Windows app will not load or open, it may just need to be registered again to fix it. This feature will re-register all Windows apps installed in your user account. This maybe will take several minutes.
1571=Recently Installed
1572=Recently installed period
1573=month(s)
1574=Disable the Windows Store
1575=Disable automatic download of application updates
1576=Windows will automatically update the apps that you have downloaded from Windows Store. That means whenever an update for your downloaded app will appear in Windows Store, Windows will automatically start downloading and installing that update. No doubt this feature reduced manual efforts to update your favorite apps. But if for some reason i.e. you are not using an unlimited data plan it can increase your bandwidth usage. Suppose you have a night-time unlimited data usage plan, then you may prefer all downloading jobs at night to save some day-time bandwidth. This tweak will disable automatic updates to Windows Store apps.
1577=You can change how long ago installed programs can be considered as recently installed programs.
1578=Lifetime Subscription
1579=The settings have been completed. Do you want the changes to take effect immediately without restarting the system?
1580=Windows Store picks up your location to filter and shows apps which makes a lot of sense for most of the users, but a power user might be interested in knowing what apps are coming out in other countries, especially the US or UK.  Since there is no online version of the Windows Store, where you can easily change to other country Stores to install more apps. Recommend that change to the United States region Store.
1581=Current Store Region
1582=Create a shortcut to Desktop that switches to
1583=Switch to
1584=US Store
1585=Your Windows Store region has been changed to
1586=The United States
1587=View and manage privacy settings and activity traces
1588=Clear Privacy
1589=URL History
1590=Typed URLs
1591=Executed Programs
1592=Recent Document
1593=Startup Time
1594=Stored Passwords
1595=Hide most used Apps in Start Menu
1596=The Most Used list in the Start menu displays 6 frequently used apps you have installed. Its main purpose is to give you faster access to your favorite software. The more often you launch some specific app, the higher position in the list it will get.
1597=Disable recent items in Start, Jump Lists, File Explorer
1598=Your recently opened items will show in Start menu Recommended section, Jump Lists, and File Explorer by default. This tweak can disable showing recently opened items.
1599=Disable store activity history on device
1600=Activity history helps keep track of the things you do on your device, such as the apps and services you use, the files you open, and the websites you browse. Your activity history is stored locally on your device, and if you've signed in to your device with a Microsoft account or work or school account and given your permission, Windows sends your activity history to Microsoft. Microsoft uses the activity history data to provide you with personalized experiences and relevant suggestions (Restart or Sign out to take effect).
1601=Turn off sending optional diagnostic data
1602=Required diagnostic data is information about your device, its settings and capabilities, and whether it is performing properly. This is the minimum level of diagnostic data needed. Optional diagnostic data includes additional details about your device and its settings, capabilities, and device health. Optional diagnostic data also includes information about the websites you browse, device activity, and enhanced error reporting. Optional diagnostic data can also include the memory state of your device when a system or app crash occurs. Regardless of whether optional diagnostic data is sent, you cannot turn off sending required diagnostic data.
1603=Disable showing recently added apps on Start Menu
1604=This tweak will remove recently added apps on the Start menu Recommended section.
1605=Remove frequent folders in Quick Access
1606=This tweak will remove showing frequent folders (locations) in Quick access in File Explorer Home.
1607=Clear application compatibility cache
1608=Navigation Pane
1609=On Top
1610=Window size at startup
1611=Don't remember window size and location
1612=Clear Windows Prefetch
1613=Show
1614=Hide
1615=View Task
1616=Windows History
1617=Clear common dialogs recent history
1618=Clear typed paths in Explorer's auto-suggest drop-down list
1619=Clear Explorer search box history
1620=Clear last opened key in Registry
1621=Clear customize notifications history
1622=Reset 'Show notifications from these apps'
1623=Clear Windows Explorer Registry streams
1624=Clear executed programs history
1625=Clear thumbs cache
1626=Clear icon cache
1627=Clear font cache
1628=Clear desktop background picture location history
1629=Clear Windows Problem Report history
1630=Clear Reliability Monitor history
1631=Clear Microsoft Management Console history
1632=Reset Network Data Usage
1633=Settings Security
1634=Clear recently used files and Jump Lists history
1635=Hide mode
1636=Clear Run history
1637=Show only mode
1638=Software History
1639=Clear Windows Defender scan history
1640=Clear Microsoft OneDrive history
1641=Clear Microsoft Paint history
1642=Clear Microsoft WordPad history
1643=Clear Windows Media Player URLs
1644=Clear Microsoft Office recent history
1645=Clear Microsoft Office Picture Manager history
1646=Clear WinRAR history
1647=Clear WinZip history
1648=Clear UltraEdit recent file and find history
1649=Clear Notepad++ recent file and find history
1650=Clear Real Player recent history
1651=Clear QuickTime Player recent history
1652=Clear QuickTime Player cache
1653=Clear Axialis IconWorkshop history and temp preview files
1654=Clear Adobe Photoshop recent history
1655=Clear Adobe Reader recent history
1656=Clear Google Earth history
1657=Clear CuteFTP history
1658=Clear VLC Media Player history
1659=Clear Firefox browser history
1660=Clear TeamViewer history
1661=Network History
1662=Clear typed URL history
1663=Clear map network drives dialog recent history
1664=Clear Remote Desktop history
1665=Show only
1666=Empty DNS cache
1667=Clear Google find history
1668=Clear Adobe Flash Player cookies
1669=Microsoft Edge History
1670=Clear cache
1671=Clear history
1672=Clear cookies
1673=Clear download history
1674=Internet Explorer History
1675=Clear temp files
1676=Clear forms
1677=Clear passwords
1678=Clear recent download paths
1679=Clear index.dat history (Need to restart)
1680=Clear all index.dat files for the current user
1681=The selected setting pages have been hidden and taken effect.
1682=Empty all account pictures
1683=The selected pages only are visible now.
1684=Clear Bing Finance cache
1685=Clear Bing Maps cache
1686=Clear Bing News cache
1687=Clear Bing Sports cache
1688=Clear Bing Travel cache
1689=Please select at least one item.
1690=Are you sure you want to launch the checked entries?
1691=Clearing privacy
1692=Clearing privacy canceled.
1693=Clearing privacy completed.
1694=Clearing
1695=History
1696=Cache
1697=Search Keywords
1698=Visited URLs
1699=Expire Time
1700=Keywords
1701=Search Engine
1702=Are you sure you want to delete the checked items?
1703=Home
1704=Index.dat files store website information and URLs you have visited. Here you can find and delete these sensitive files (restart to take effect).
1705=Clean up and reset Network Adapters
1706=The files will be deleted after the reboot.
1707=SN
1709=Spent (S)
1710=Uptime
1711=Clear all
1712=Restrict access to files, programs and system features
1713=System security will be extremely improved after some specified registry keys and folders are locked (set permission to read-only). After you locked the items, nobody can write or change the values for the registry keys or folders, this will prevent malware or virus from damaging your system. Please unlock the items when you want to install the lawful software, Windows update, or change your system.
1714=Lock Startup
1715=Run Once Extension
1716=Run Services
1717=Lock Advanced Startup
1718=Image File Execution Options
1719=Safe Boot
1720=Window Title Bar height
1721=Plugin
1722=Lock File Association
1723=Lock Others
1724=Disable changing IP address
1725=View and manage WiFi networks and all connection history
1726=Connection Mode
1727=Authentication
1728=Key
1729=Block all Unallowed
1730=SSID
1731=Block
1732=UnBlock
1733=Allow
1734=UnAllow
1735=Allow all Unallowed
1736=Backup Selected
1737=Backup All
1738=You can view and manage all your wireless network (Wi-Fi) connection profiles.
1739=Move the item up or down to set the connection priority.
1740=You cannot view or connect to the blocked/denied SSID profile.
1741=Blocked
1742=Allowed
1743=Denied
1744=Connected
1745=has been backed up.
1746=Backing up all wireless network profiles completed.
1747=The backup has been restored.
1748=Wi-Fi Profile Details
1749=Task Name
1750=Every
1751=Day
1752=Week
1753=Month
1754=Logon
1755=Scheduled Task
1756=Process Usage
1757=Monitor Input
1758=Network Traffic
1759=Take Rest
1760=USB Event
1761=Session Event
1762=Select Action
1763=Total running time
1764=Countdown duration
1765=Reminder duration
1766=Type the process name without extension name (for example notepad) or select from the current process list.
1767=Process List
1768=minute(s)
1769=Monday
1770=Tuesday
1771=Wednesday
1772=Thursday
1773=Friday
1774=Saturday
1775=Sunday
1776=Power off
1777=Turn off
1778=Stand By
1779=Restart
1780=Log off
1781=Hibernate
1782=Lock Workstation
1783=Dark Screen to Lock Desktop
1784=Run File
1785=Reminder
1786=Turn Off Monitor
1787=Start Screen Saver
1788=Create System Restore Point
1789=(Un)Mute Volume
1790=trigger conditions
1791=lower than
1792=above than
1793=Trigger an action if CPU usage
1794=and duration is more than
1795=There is no keyboard and mouse input
1796=Beep in the last 5 seconds
1797=Trigger an action if no input is received for more than
1798=Trigger an action if process CPU usage
1799=Trigger an action if the process exits
1800=Start action if network traffic
1801=Trigger an action every
1802=Start the rest process at Windows startup
1803=USB Device
1804=Mode
1805=Add Event
1806=Start to monitor with Windows
1807=Event List
1808=Action Type
1809=Add Custom Event
1810=Add Rule Event
1811=Turn off the monitor when the system locked
1812=The system is being monitored, are you sure you want to cancel this program?
1813=Please type or select the file or URL.
1814=Please type the reminder text.
1815=Unable to start the Task Scheduler service.
1816=A task with this name already exists, do you want to overwrite it?
1817=This feature can trigger various tasks based on CPU usage over a specified period of time.
1818=Remain
1819=This feature can trigger various tasks based on the CPU usage of a specified process and duration.
1820=This feature can trigger various tasks based on whether there is keyboard or mouse input over a specified period of time.
1821=Monitoring
1822=Not Running
1823=This feature can trigger various tasks based on system network traffic.
1824=This feature will prompt you to take regular breaks.
1825=Rest counts
1826=Plugged in
1827=Plugged out
1828=Any USB Device
1829=Connected from remote
1830=Disconnected from remote
1831=Locked
1832=Unlocked
1833=Remote controlled mode changed
1834=The scheduled task was created successfully. You can close this program now.
1835=Sound File
1836=Your system locked now
1837=second
1838=Shutdown
1839=Please save your work, the system will s%.
1840=File Split or Merge
1841=Split a file
1842=Split into several smaller files
1843=Merge split files
1844=Merge several files into a single larger file
1845=Original File
1846=Destination Path
1847=The size of split file
1848=Blu-ray DVD
1849=Custom Size
1850=Delete the original file after splitting
1851=Next
1852=Finish
1853=Delete the original files after merging
1854=Splitting file, please wait
1855=Merging files, please wait
1856=The file does not exist.
1857=Split size should be smaller than the original file.
1858=Split No.1 file
1859=Number of split file
1860=The files have been successfully merged.
1861=The file has been successfully split.
1862=Manage system Registry using advanced Registry tools
1863=Registry Finder
1864=Registry Jumper
1865=Registry Editor
1866=Export Registry
1867=Import Registry
1868=Full  Match
1869=Search Type
1870=Quickly locate the registry key you want to open
1871=Search Range
1872=For example
1873=Paste
1874=s% registry items found.
1875=Check for updates
1876=Click the 'Next' button below to download the necessary update files. However, you can also download the installer or portable version (no installation required) directly from our website if the Live Update does not work.
1877=Checking for updates, this may take a few minutes
1878=The Update Files
1879=Downloading update files
1880=Your software is up to date.
1881=New updates are available, update now?
1882=Disable automatic update checks
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1884=Registered
1885=Subscription Type
1886=Subscription Expired
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1890=* = any characters; ? = single character
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1895=Login password
1896=The password is invalid.
1897=Your current operating system is not Windows 10 or Windows 11.
1898=Unregistered
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1900=Try It
1901=Purchase
1902=Activate
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1908=Enter your Name and Registration Code
1909=If you have paid the registration fee and received a registration code from an authorized reseller or company, please enter your name and registration code EXACTLY as they appear in the instructions.
1910=Buy Now
1911=Registration Code
1912=Registration completed. The software will restart automatically to verify the license code.
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1914=About
1915=Help
1916=Optimizer
1917=Cleaner
1918=Customization
1919=Misc. Utilities
1920=System Restore
1921=Protect your system and recover from problems using backup features
1922=Restore System
1923=System Information
1924=View detailed system, hardware and software information
1925=Process Manager
1926=View and manage all the running processes and threads
1927=Repair Center
1928=My Task
1929=Create scheduled tasks with various trigger conditions
1930=Optimization Wizard
1931=Optimize system with easy wizard for beginners
1932=System Speed
1933=Tweak system settings to improve performance and speed
1934=Boot Configuration
1935=Customize Windows boot menu and startup options
1936=Startup Manager
1937=View and manage Windows automatic startup entries
1938=Manage and optimize system services and drivers
1939=Manage and optimize scheduled tasks to improve performance
1940=Disk Analyzer
1941=View and analyze disk space usage of files and folders
1942=Component Store Cleaner
1943=Analyze and clean up WinSxS folder to reduce system storage
1944=Smart Uninstaller
1945=Uninstall programs and clean up all residual entries
1946=Windows app Uninstaller
1947=Manage and batch uninstall Windows apps easily
1948=Desktop Cleaner
1949=The useful collection of utility that built-in your Windows
1950=Junk File Cleaner
1951=Search and remove junk files to free up disk space
1952=Duplicate Files Finder
1953=Search and remove duplicate files to free up disk space
1954=Registry Cleaner
1955=Search and clean invalid and broken registry entries
1956=Registry Defrag
1957=File Splitter
1958=Custom System
1959=Tweak system settings and parameters for personalization
1960=File Explorer Tweaker
1961=Customize File Explorer navigation pane and This PC settings
1962=Pinned Manager
1963=This tweak will prevent driver delivery through Windows Update if you want to use specific drivers.
1964=JumpList Quick Launcher
1965=Create taskbar jumplist shortcuts for quick access
1966=Context Menu Manager
1967=Manage and customize right-click context menu for all items
1968=Win + X Menu Editor
1969=Customize Windows Start button right-click menu (Win + X)
1970=Visual Customizer
1971=Split and merge large files with custom size options
1972=Run-Shortcut Creator
1973=Super Copy
1974=Windows app Settings
1975=Tweaks the Windows Apps and Microsoft Modern UI settings
1976=System Security
1977=Tweak advanced system security and protection settings
1978=Other Security
1979=Configure additional security and protection settings
1980=Device Security
1981=Restrict and protect drives and partitions with access control
1982=Files and Folders
1983=Safeguard the security of your sensitive files and folders
1984=Privacy Protector
1985=Advanced file copy and backup tool with custom options
1986=File Undelete
1987=Recover deleted or formatted files from partitions
1988=Registry Tools
1989=System Network
1990=Tweak system network and network-related settings
1991=Verifies the URLs of your browser favorites
1992=Windows Prefetch
1993=Disable Tracking
1994=Enable Tracking
1995=IP Switcher
1996=Host Editor
1997=Wi-Fi Manager
1998=This is the first time you're launching this software. Would you like to create a system restore point?
1999=Creating system restore point
2000=We apologize for the inconvenience. You may be a victim of software piracy. Please purchase genuine software. Thank you.
2001=s% restore point has been created successfully.
2002=Failed to create the system restore point
2003=system restore point
2004=has been registered to
2005=Current Password
2006=Home Page
2007=Email
2008=2-Year Subscription
2009=New Password
2010=Confirm New Password
2011=Color scheme type
2012=Prompt balloon color
2013=Background Color
2014=Border Color
2015=Foreground Color
2016=Minimize to system tray when minimizing
2017=Disable checking for updates automatically on startup
2018=Language
2019=The current password has been removed.
2020=Password set successfully.
2021=Are you sure you want to restore the prompt balloon color to default?
2022=The language has been changed, do you want to restart this software to show the new language?
2023=Startup
2024=Increase paged memory usage for NTFS file system
2025=The NTFS file system has a limited pool of kernel-buffers (lookaside list), which are used when doing file operations ex. a larger read-ahead cache. If there are so many file operations (read/write files), that all the buffers are used up, then it will block for new file operations until an active one has completed. This tweak will handle more concurrent file operations, it might improve performance if your system is opening and closing many files in the same file set and is not already using large amounts of system memory for other applications or for cache memory (reboot to take effect).
2026=GUI Boot
2027=Turn off Windows Fast Startup
2028=Fast startup (also known as hybrid boot or hybrid shutdown) is enabled by default in Windows. It helps your PC start up faster after shutdown by saving system info to a file (hiberfil.sys) upon shutdown. When you start your PC again, Windows uses this system info to resume instead of restarting (Note: Fast startup requires hibernate to be enabled).
2029=Disable updating Group Policy during startup
2030=When your computer is connected to a network, booting Windows can take a long time due to Group Policy updates. This tweak lets you log on before this process is finished, speeding up the boot time.
2031=Disable Windows logging system crash
2032=This setting disables Windows from logging system crashes to the event log.
2033=Disable Prefetcher for accelerating Windows startup
2034=Prefetcher is a feature in Windows that speeds up program startup. However, disabling it can reduce Windows startup time.
2035=Disable boot files defragmentation at startup
2036=Windows automatically defragments system files every time you start your computer. If you defragment your hard drive regularly or have an SSD as the system partition, you can disable this feature to save startup time.
2037=Disable creation of last known good configuration
2038=This setting allows you to disable the creation of the LastKnownGood configuration, which stores a copy of the configuration after each successful boot-up.
2039=Cancel the Disk Check when Windows starts
2040=Sometimes disk check starts to verify the file system on one or more drives for consistency, which can take several hours.
2041=Disk Check initiation countdown time
2042=When Windows is not shut down normally, the Check Disk utility (Autochk.exe) runs upon restarting. This tweak changes the AUTOCHK initiation countdown time. The default is 10 seconds. Note: Setting the time too low may prevent you from canceling a scheduled disk check in time.
2043=The waiting time for processes to end 
2044=Determines how long the system waits for services to stop after notifying them of shutdown. The default is 20 seconds.
2045=Fast
2046=Slow
2047=The waiting time for services to stop
2048=Determines how long the system waits for services to stop after notifying the service that the system is shutting down. The default value is 20 seconds.
2049=This advanced system utility enables comprehensive management of your Windows boot settings, allowing you to configure multiple operating systems and customize boot entries. When GUI boot is enabled, it provides a smoother, more visually appealing startup experience, though the traditional Advanced Boot Options menu (F8) will not be available. You can manage multiple Windows installations across different drives, set the default boot entry, adjust boot order, and customize the menu timeout.
2050=Specify the partition for the boot entry
2051=Boot menu timeout
2052=Backup the boot configuration completed, do you want to view the backup file?
2053=Failed to back up the boot configuration.
2054=The boot configuration restored successfully.
2055=Failed to restore the boot configuration.
2056=Do you want to backup boot configuration?
2057=do you want to apply this setting?
2058=Actual OS
2059=Default Boot
2060=Add Boot Entry
2061=Analyze the WinSxS folder
2062=Determine the actual size of the component store (WinSxS folder) and whether it needs cleaning. It's not necessary to execute 'Clean up the components' below if it is not recommended.
2063=Clean up the WinSxS Folder
2064=Clean up the Components
2065=This reduces the size of the component store by deleting previous versions of updated components. This process may take a while depending on the amount to clean up.
2066=Reset the base of superseded components
2067=This further reduces the component store size. WARNING: Installed Windows updates cannot be uninstalled after this operation. This process may take a while depending on the amount to clean up.
2068=Remove backup files
2069=This removes backup files created during service pack installation. WARNING: The service pack cannot be uninstalled after this operation. This process may take a while depending on the amount to clean up.
2070=Clean up
2071=The WinSxS folder, located in the Windows folder, stores Windows Component Store files. It supports functions needed for customizing and updating Windows, containing all components and updates. Over time, this folder can become large due to the accumulation of updates and components.
2072=Explorer
2073=Notification
2074=Enable verbose status messages
2075=This setting allows you to receive verbose startup, shutdown, and logoff status messages. This may be helpful in troubleshooting slow startup, shutdown, logon, or logoff behavior.
2076=Enable file and folder 'Last Access Time'
2077=The Last Access Time updating is disabled by default to save system resources. This tweak will enable the last access time attribute in Windows to show the date and time of when each file and folder was last accessed. If you like while using the 'Details' folder view in File Explorer, you could add the 'Date Accessed' column to make viewing the last access time of files and folders easier, and to be able to sort by 'Date Accessed' if you like. This can also be helpful while doing searches. Warning: On older or slower systems, enabling Last Access Time could cause a performance decrease due to the increased overhead of Disk I/O.
2078=Disable system audio auto-leveling
2079=Windows can automatically adjust the volume of different sounds when you are using your PC to place or receive telephone calls. This setting disables that behavior.
2080=Disable the Lock Screen
2081=The lock screen is the screen you see when you lock your PC (or when it locks automatically after you haven't been using it for a while). The lock screen will also show at startup, and when you are signed out and idle for one minute. You will need to dismiss the lock screen to be able to see the sign-in screen and sign in to Windows. Users can dismiss the lock screen using touch, the keyboard, or by dragging it up with the mouse. This tweak will disable the lock screen to show before the sign-in screen for all users.
2082=Subscription Date
2083=Subscription Left
2084=Power Options Settings
2085=Keep the tasks running after you walk away
2086=Under the default power plan, when left unattended your computer will turn off or 'spin down' the hard drives after 20 minutes and go into sleep after 30 minutes. When this occurs some tasks such as downloading, media sharing, and recording will stop running. With this setting enabled all tasks will run persistently even after you walk away. Note: this setting is only for desktops or notebooks only when plugged into an external AC power. It is not recommended for laptops when running on battery power.
2087=Disable Hibernate feature
2088=When Hibernate feature is disabled, the hidden protected hibernation file (c:\hiberfil.sys) is deleted. With this disabled, you can save 75% of the total amount of installed RAM and Gigabytes of disk space on the system partition. If disabled the Hibernate option will be missing from the Power Options menu (restart to take effect).
2089=Advanced Power Options Tweaker
2090=Enable or disable the hidden and current options in Advanced Power Options.
2091=Advanced Power Options
2092=Restore to default Power Plan Settings
2093=Search Options
2094=Drag File Action
2095=Mouse hover time 
2096=This setting will change the delay time, in milliseconds, that the mouse pointer has to stay hovered on an item before tooltip popups display.
2097=Mouse Properties
2098=ms
2099=Whois is a widely used Internet record listing that identifies who owns a domain and how to get in contact with them. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) regulates domain name registration and ownership.
2100=Server
2101=Disable Windows key shortcuts
2102=This setting disables all Windows Key + key shortcut hotkeys (restart to take effect).
2103=Disable system keys
2104=This tweak can disable the Win key that is found between the Ctrl and Alt keys, and can also disable the Caps Lock key (restart to take effect).
2105=Turn off Navigation Pane
2106=Shown items
2107=Remove 'Uninstall' on the Tile context menu
2108=This tweak will prevent the current user from being able to uninstall apps from the Start.
2109=Add 'Run as different user' on the Tile context menu
2110=This tweak will add the 'Run as different user' command on the Tile context menu from Start for the current user.
2111=File and Folder View
2112=Disable numerical sorting
2113=By default, File Explorer will sort numerical file names by increasing number value (for example, 3 < 22 < 111). This setting will sort numerical file names by the first digit character in a file name (for example, 111 < 22 < 3).
2114=Folder template
2115=By default, Windows will automatically determine the file type in a folder and display the corresponding folder icon, picture, item details column, and various commands and tasks in the Explorer toolbar. For example, Explorer will show the Modified Date, Type, and Size columns if the folder contains only general file types; show Title, Contributing Artists, and Album columns if it contains music files. Here you can set all folders to be shown as uniform folder templates.
2116=Disable auto-arrange for free sorting
2117=Auto arrange is enabled by default in Explorer, sorting all file and folder names alphabetically regardless of the folder view you choose. This tweak disables the auto-arrange feature, allowing you to sort your files and folders in any order you prefer, without being constrained by alphabetical sorting. Windows will retain these custom folder sortings. However, please note that free sorting is only supported in the Extra Large Icons, Large Icons, Medium Icons, Small Icons, and Details folder views. Additionally, this setting will reset the view of all files and folders to the system default.
2118=Reset all folder views to default
2119=Disable Thumbnail Previews
2120=By default Windows generates the preview thumbnails for various types of files when viewed in File Explorer, thumbnails can be really useful for quick file viewing, but disabling these thumbnail previews in File Explorer can really speed things up.
2121=Disable image file thumbnail previews
2122=This tweak only disables thumbnail previews for image-type files.
2123=Disable thumbnail on the network folder
2124=File Explorer displays thumbnails on network folders by default. If enable this setting, File Explorer will only display icons but no thumbnails, and this will speed the browsing for network files.
2125=Thumbnail border
2126=This tweak can change the border for all File Explorer thumbnail preview images.
2127=Disable thumbnail cache
2128=By default, Windows stores the images for thumbnail previews in cache memory so that it can redisplay the images quickly each time you reopen a folder in Explorer. However, this may pose a security issue for some people or companies since all of the thumbnail preview images stored in the thumbnail cache can be viewed by anyone. This setting disables thumbnail caching to prevent and stop the thumbnail cache database from being created or saved, freeing up memory and forcing Windows to load the thumbnail preview images each time you reopen a folder.
2129=Registered Email
2130=Total size
2131=The operation has been cancelled.
2132=Custom location
2133=Open File Explorer to
2134=Appearance and Display
2135=Automatically type into the Search Box
2136=By default, in File Explorer, the selection or cursor will jump to the first item in the folder with a name that begins with the letter or number that you typed in the opened folder or drive. This tweak sets the selection or cursor on the Search box, populating it with any keystrokes you enter.
2137=Backup Pinned Items
2138=Disable Sleep option in Power menu
2139=Disable Folder Options
2140=Disable show hidden files option
2141=Enable this feature to remove the option 'Show hidden files, folders and drives in Folder Options from File Explorer tools menu.
2142=Disable Windows Shell context menu
2143=Disables the context menu when you right-click the desktop or File Explorer.
2144=Enable 'Open' for file amount
2145=By default, the Open, Print, and Edit context menu items (accessed with a right-click) are unavailable if you have more than 15 of the same file type selected. This design prevents users from accidentally performing this action on a large number of files, which can easily consume large amounts of system resources, adversely impacting system performance. You can change the file amount that right-clicks together to show the context menu items.
2146=Enable Explorer address bar autocomplete
2147=Automatic text completion is a feature that automatically appends the suggested text to the words as you are typing them in the address bar of File Explorer and the Run dialog box. It tries to guess and finish what it thinks you are typing for you automatically.
2148=Remove Properties Tab
2149=This tweak removes the Security, Details and Customize, etc. tabs from File, Folder, Drive properties in File Explorer which prevents users from setting them.
2150=Tile
2151=Power Menu
2152=Disable the Sign out option
2153=This tweak will remove the Sign out option from the user image menu on the Start top and Right-click Start (Win + X) menu.
2154=Start
2155=Show Windows version on Desktop
2156=This tweak will display the version number of your Windows operating system on the bottom-right corner of the desktop.
2157=Remove the Shortcut arrow
2158=This tweak can remove the arrow on the bottom-left corner of the Shortcut icon.
2159=Remove the Shortcut shield
2160=This tweak can remove the shield on the bottom-right corner of the Shortcut icon.
2161=Remove 'Shortcut to' prefix
2162=Do not like having 'Shortcut to' appended to every Shortcut? You can stop Windows from adding this text automatically when creating links by enabling this setting.
2163=Use classic icon preview with ALT+TAB
2164=This setting enables the classic icon previews of opened windows and programs displayed when you use the ALT+TAB keyboard shortcut.
2165=Enable peek to preview Desktop
2166=Enable this feature, the system will use a peek to preview the desktop when you move your mouse to the showing desktop button at the end of the taskbar.
2167=Hide all items and functions on the Desktop
2168=Paper Length
2169=Multitasking
2170=Prevent Taskbar button grouping
2171=Enabling this tweak grays out the taskbar buttons properties setting and prevents the taskbar from grouping similar programs.
2172=Lock all Taskbar settings
2173=This setting prevents the user from making any changes to the taskbar settings through the taskbar properties dialog, you cannot open taskbar properties by right-clicking the taskbar and in Control Panel.
2174=Switch to last active window
2175=By default the live thumbnails of grouped windows are shown when you click or mouse over the taskbar button for the group. Sometimes you are interested in only one of the windows at a time and every time you want to switch back you have to click the taskbar button and choose the instance you want from the list. You can simply hold down the CTRL key while clicking the desired taskbar button and the last windows will show up. You can keep holding down the CTRL key and keep clicking and Windows will cycle through the open windows. The CTRL key is not necessary with this tweak enabled. If you still want to see the thumbnail list just hover your mouse over the button until the full list displays.
2176=Disable Taskbar pinned programs
2177=Pin to the taskbar is a feature in Windows which allows you to pin programs to the taskbar for easy and quick startup. This tweak disables users from pinning programs and prevents any existing pinned programs from being displayed on the taskbar.
2178=Hide Task View button
2179=Task view is a virtual desktop manager that allows you to quickly switch between all of your open apps on multiple Desktops. This makes multitasking and organizing with your opened apps much easier now. This tweak will hide the task view button as needed on your taskbar.
2180=Disable Taskbar context menu
2181=Remove the Toolbars on the Taskbar
2182=Disable 'Lock Taskbar' context menu
2183=Lock the Taskbar
2184=Prevent from moving Taskbar
2185=Prevent from resizing Taskbar
2186=Disable Taskbar thumbnail preview
2187=If this tweak is enabled the system will not pop up the thumbnail preview windows when you hover the mouse pointer over an icon on the Taskbar.
2188=Display delay time
2189=Preview window size
2190=Windows X spacing
2191=The horizontal space between thumbnail preview windows, the default value is 16 pixels.
2192=Windows Y spacing
2193=The vertical space between thumbnail preview list, the default value is 16 pixels.
2194=Number of window
2195=The maximum number of thumbnail preview windows. The preview will become list mode if the number of opened windows more than the maximum value, you can change always the thumbnail preview to list mode if set the value to 0.
2196=Taskbar Properties
2197=Disable Notification area icons
2198=Force to show all Notification icons
2199=Expand all Notification area icons
2200=Current WiFi connection history
2201=Available WiFi networks
2202=Use the old Volume Control
2203=When you click/tap on the volume system icon on the taskbar in Windows 10/11, the new modern volume control will open. This tweak will use the old control for all users.
2204=Disable Action Center
2205=The Action Center collects and shows toast notifications and alerts from traditional Windows applications and system notifications, alongside those generated from Windows apps. Toast and notifications are then grouped in the Action Center by app and time.
2206=Turn off all app notifications
2207=When the Action Center gets a new notification, it will briefly show a notification banner above the taskbar notification area to let you know.
2208=Disable Notification area balloon tips
2209=This tweak will disable the pop-up balloon tips in the Notification area.
2210=Hide Touch Keyboard button
2211=Windows includes a touch keyboard, this tweak will hide the touch keyboard button on the taskbar notification area.
2212=Past WiFi connection history
2213=Not present
2214=Notification and Operation
2215=Disable WIN key
2216=Disable Caps Lock
2217=Are you sure you want to restore all Power Plan settings to system default?
2218=Quick Access
2219=No border
2220=Drop shadow
2221=Photo (Default)
2222=Video sprockets
2223=Always minimized
2224=Never minimize
2225=Minimized for the first time
2226=Not minimized for the first time
2227=Are you sure want to reset all file and folder views to system default?
2228=drive letters after drive name (Default)
2229=drive letters before drive name
2230=network drive letters before drive name
2231=no drive letters
2232=Customize
2233=Compatibility
2234=You can set File Explorer to open to either This PC, Quick access, Downloads, or a custom location by default.
2235=Show search icon
2236=Show search box
2237=Default network fly-out
2238=Network settings in Settings
2239=Windows 8 style network fly-out
2240=Drag Action
2241=When you drag files to another location in File Explorer, the system will copy the files to the new location by default. Here you can change the action to 'Move' or 'Create link' for all file types or the specified file type.
2242=Move
2243=Create link
2244=The setting has been completed and taken effect.
2245=Hide computer from the Browser list
2246=Tweak Network
2247=Share Manager
2248=If you have a secure server or workstation you wish to hide from the general browser list, then enable this setting.
2249=Prevent network auto-discovery
2250=By default, Windows automatically tries to discover shared network resources (printers, file shares, etc.) by crawling the network once LAN connectivity is established. This tweak disables this feature.
2251=Prevent from Joining a Homegroup
2252=This tweak can prevent all users from being able to add or join this computer to a homegroup.
2253=Synchronize Internet time every
2254=This setting is used to modify the number of days to wait between attempts to synchronize the system clock to an accurate time source on the Internet.
2255=Disable to view the wireless password
2256=Users can check the 'show characters' on the Security tab in the properties of the wireless network, and the wireless connection password is displayed in cleartext. This tweak can disable tick the 'show characters' to prevent the users from viewing the wireless connection password.
2257=Remote Desktop
2258=Time limit for active Remote Desktop sessions
2259=This tweak allows you to specify the maximum amount of time that a Remote Desktop Services session can be active before it is automatically disconnected.
2260=Time limit for idle Remote Desktop sessions
2261=This tweak allows you to specify the maximum amount of time that an active Remote Desktop Services session can be idle (without user input) before it is automatically disconnected.
2262=Allow users to connect to this computer by Remote Desktop
2263=By default, Windows deny the remote users to connect to this computer by Remote Desktop, this tweak will enable Remote Desktop and allow the users to connect.
2264=Share List
2265=Disable default admin and disk share server
2266=When networking has been installed on Windows, it will automatically create hidden shares to the local disk drives(i.e. Admin$, C$, D$...). This tweak will stop the automatic sharing altogether to enhance system security.
2267=Disable recent shares in Network Places
2268=This restriction stops remote shared folders from being added to Network Places.
2269=Restrict access over anonymous connections
2270=Windows has a feature where anonymous users can list domain user names and enumerate share names. Users who want enhanced security may optionally restrict this functionality.
2271=Hide Entire Network in Network Neighborhood
2272=Entire Network is an option under Network Neighborhood that allows users to see all the Workgroups and Domains on the network. Entire Network can be disabled, so users are confined to their own Workgroup or Domain.
2273=hour(s)
2274=Hide Drive
2275=Removable Storage Device
2276=Restrict Program
2277=Disk Immunity
2278=Hide and restrict access to partitions
2279=Letter
2280=Restricted
2281=Unhide
2282=Unrestrict
2283=Disk write-protection
2284=Deny to access all removable storage devices
2285=USB storage device access mode
2286=Full Access
2287=Removable Disk
2288=Read Only
2289=Disable Driver Signature enforcement
2290=The drivers you normally install on computer download from Windows Update, Original Equipment Manufacturers, or some 3rd-party must be digitally verified by Microsoft via a digital signature. It is an electronic security mark that certifies the publisher for the driver, as well as all the relevant information related to it. Windows won't run it If a driver isn't certified by Microsoft. Enable this tweak if you don't want to force to verify the driver's digital signature. Note: You may need to disable "Secure Boot" in your computer's UEFI firmware. 
2291=Clear USB storage device history
2292=By default, the program will remember the size and position of the program window that you start with, and when you start the program again, it will start the window with the same size and position. When this setting is enabled, this behavior is disabled.
2293=Power off the USB port when safely removed USB device
2294=After safely removed the device using the system tray icon, the USB device shows continued indications of activity (such as an LED that remains illuminated), or the USB device continues to receive USB packets and continues to consume power corresponding to an active device state. Enable this tweak system will power off the USB port.
2295=Restricted programs
2296=The programs that can run
2297=Immunized
2298=Auto Play
2299=Immunize
2300=Unimmunize
2301=Hidden and restricted partitions are only invisible and inaccessible in the File Explorer, but everything else is normal. For example, Windows and third-party applications can still view and access the partition normally. (CU) = Current User; (AU) = All Users
2302=Write protection (read-only) on a disk prevents changes to the disk's contents. This setting will enable or disable write protection for the hard drive, memory card, or USB drive. You need to re-plug the removable device to take effect.
2303=Just add an application to the list if you want to prevent it from running.
2304=All programs except those listed will be restricted from running. Remove all items in the list to restore all the restricted programs.
2305=Disk immunization will create a protected autorun.inf folder in the root directory of the disk partition, preventing the system from creating the autorun.inf file and spreading viruses. Note: You must unimmunize the partition if you want to rename its volume label.
2306=This is a removable device, you need to re-plug it to take effect.
2307=Deny Reading
2308=Deny Writing
2309=Deny Execution
2310=Are you sure you want to restore the setting to system default?
2311=Fixed Disk
2312=Converting this partition to NTFS (Lossless conversion) will improve its immunity security. Convert it now?
2313=File Security
2314=Move System Folders
2315=Image Hijack
2316=Encrypts, shreds, and sets permissions for sensitive files and folders
2317=Folder Name
2318=Current Path
2319=Prevent from changing system folder location
2320=New Export
2321=Export list items to a new .reg file
2322=Hijacked File
2323=Actual execution file name
2324=Recommend
2325=By default, system folders are located on the system partition. Here you can move them to other partitions, making your files less vulnerable to system errors, reducing disk fragmentation, and simplifying file-sharing on multi-boot machines. (Red = recommended; Green = moved)
2326=Image Hijack occurs when the system redirects to another procedure while running a file. Many viruses exploit this feature to prevent anti-virus software from being installed or running. Here, you can view and delete all the image hijack entries, and also add some files that are unable to be deleted or will be disabled from running. After restarting your system, they will not run, so you can delete them easily.
2327=This software has not been registered, please decrypt the files before the trial expires.
2328=Proposed for deletion
2329=The file name with extension name, for example, winrar.exe
2330=Executing the redirected file name attempts to open the specified actual execution file. If the actual execution file name is empty, the redirected file will be disabled to run.
2331=Please type the hijacked file name.
2332=Hijacked file name must contain extension name.
2333=Disable System Restore configuration
2334=Disable Open File Security Warning 
2335=System Protection Settings
2336=This tweak can prevent Windows from prompting you with the Open File Security Warning when you open or run a downloaded or copied file from the internet or another computer to your computer.
2337=Restore Point Name
2338=Creation Time
2339=Disable access to Control Panel and Settings
2340=Red = Hidden
2341=Advanced User Accounts
2342=Local Group Policy Editor
2343=System Configuration
2344=Services
2345=All Tasks
2346=Group Policy Editor
2347=The Local Group Policy Editor is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in that provides a single user interface through which all the Computer Configuration and User Configuration settings of Local Group Policy objects can be managed for your computer. Here you can back up local group policy (GPO) settings, and restore them to the same or any Windows computer.
2348=Windows Firewall
2349=Windows Firewall is software that checks information coming from the Internet or a network, and then either blocks it or allows it to pass through to your computer, depending on your firewall settings. Here you backup and restore all the Advanced settings, Allowed apps, notification settings, and on/off setting for Windows Firewall.
2350=Enable delete confirmation dialog box
2351=By default Windows has disabled the delete confirmation dialog box, the files will be deleted directly to Recycle Bin. This tweak will enable the dialog box.
2352=Are you sure you want to delete the checked system restore points?
2353=Backup Windows firewall configuration completed, do you want to view the backup file?
2354=Restoring Windows firewall settings successfully.
2355=Backup Group Policy configuration completed, do you want to view the backup file?
2356=Restoring Group Policy configuration successfully.
2357=Disable executing Registry file
2358=By default, if you double-click a *.reg file, it will be imported into the system Registry. If you enable this tweak, the system will open this reg file using Notepad for editing instead.
2359=Disable Command Prompt and Batch file
2360=Components
2361=Enlarge app font on high resolution screen
2362=Sign in
2363=Prevent from installing devices
2364=This tweak can disable the ability to install new devices.
2365=Prevent from installing programs
2366=Enable this tweak, the system will not install the MSI setup packs.
2367=Disable the password reveal button
2368=Windows has a feature called password reveal. When users start typing a password in any password entry field they will notice an eye button (password reveal button) appear at the end of the password field. Clicking on this button will reveal the password to see what was typed instead of just dots. This tweak will disable it.
2369=Restrict Management Console Snap-ins
2370=Enable this setting to restrict access to all snap-ins, except those that you explicitly permit via the Group Policy Restricted/Permitted snap-ins setting folder.
2371=City
2372=Visualization and Sound
2373=Disable changing Themes
2374=Disable changing Color and Appearance
2375=Disable changing Sound scheme
2376=Disable Windows Defender
2377=Are you sure you want to restore to default items?
2378=Disable File History
2379=Disable Programs and Features
2380=all Windows Apps
2381=Disable Windows features
2382=Lock Apps
2383=Disable OneDrive Integration 
2384=Restore from file
2385=Note: This program is now also installed in the 'C:\Program Files' directory, and it will also be blocked from running. If you want to run this program in the future, you need to copy the 'C:\Program Files\Yamicsoft\Windows Manager' folder to another directory and then run it.
2386=Disable Windows Backup
2387=Windows features
2388=Prevent changing Desktop background
2389=Disable User Account Control
2390=Local System
2391=Disable secure dark desktop when elevating
2392=Disable prompting for credentials to install applications
2393=Require an administrator password on UAC prompt
2394=Require pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL to approve UAC elevation
2395=User Account Control settings
2396=Local Service
2397=Network Service
2398=Compatibility Manager
2399=Legal notice dialog box before Sign in
2400=Use these fields to create a dialog box that will be presented to any user before signing in the system. This is useful where you are required by law to warn people that it is illegal to attempt to log on without being an authorized user.
2401=Messages
2402=Display information about previous logons
2403=This tweak helps you view information about previous logons and login failures.
2404=Microsoft Accounts
2405=This tweak will allow or block all users from being able to sign in, create, and switch to Microsoft accounts in Windows. If you select 'Block adding Microsoft accounts', users will not be able to create new Microsoft accounts on this computer, switch a local account to a Microsoft account, or connect a domain account to a Microsoft account. This is the preferred option if you need to limit the use of Microsoft accounts. If you select 'Block adding and signing in to Microsoft accounts', then, in addition to the above, all existing Microsoft account users will not be able to sign in to Windows. This will also include any administrators using Microsoft accounts, so you might not want to choose this option if it is the only administrator account on the computer.
2406=Disable network UI on the sign-in screen
2407=By default all users can click/tap on the network icon at the bottom left corner of all logon or sign-in screens to have access to the modern network UI. The network UI allows any user to disconnect the PC from the network or connect the PC to other available networks without having to sign in to Windows.
2408=Enable CTRL+ALT+DELETE secure Sign in
2409=It's important to keep your computer as secure as possible. One way to do so is to enable secure sign-in, requiring you to press CTRL+ALT+DELETE to sign in. Using secure sign-in provides an additional layer of security for your computer by ensuring that the authentic Windows login screen appears. When secure login is enabled, no other program (such as a virus or spyware) can intercept your username and password as you enter it.
2410=No shutdown menu on the sign-in screen
2411=The Power menu (shutdown options) on the sign-in screen can allow users to sleep, hibernate, shut down, or restart the PC without having to sign in to Windows. This tweak will disable it.
2412=Disable login screen background image
2413=Microsoft has put the new 'Hero' wallpaper as the background image of Login Screen. You can disable or remove it using this tweak.
2414=Sign in Users
2415=Always show
2416=This tweak will always show either all users or only the last user that signed out listed on the sign-in screen.
2417=Hide users
2418=The selected usernames will not show on the welcome screen. You need to enable the 'Require name and password when signing in' option to type the username and password for the hidden user account.
2419=Built-in administrator
2420=Change to
2421=This tweak can show or hide the user name when a user locks the computer. If set to don't display user information, users will be required to enter both their user name and password when logging back in from the locked computer screen.
2422=Password Security
2423=Max number for invalid Sign in
2424=This setting changes the maximum number (0: Never) of invalid or failed sign-in attempts with an incorrect username and/or password that causes a user account to be locked out. A locked-out account cannot be used until it is reset by an administrator, the account lockout duration has expired, or the administrator manually unlocks the locked-out user account.
2425=Require name and password when signing in
2426=With this setting enabled Windows will require all users to type in their username and password at sign-in (not logging in to a lock screen) instead of only selecting the username and entering passwords. You can sign in to the hidden user accounts by enabling this option.
2427=Disable Picture Passwords
2428=Windows has a feature called password pictures where you can sign in to your Windows account by performing certain gestures on a picture. This tweak can disable it if you would not like this feature.
2429=Password expiration
2430=Password expiration allows you to set a maximum password age in days (42 by default) of a user account before it expires and they must change their password. By default, password expiration is disabled.
2431=Reset Permissions
2432=Reset permissions of this folder only
2433=Enable always prompt for password upon Remote Desktop
2434=By default, when a client computer makes a Remote Desktop connection to your computer (host), they can save their credentials to then be able to automatically connect to your computer. This can pose a security risk to your computer.
2435=Screen Saver Settings
2436=Enable auto admin Sign in for local and Microsoft account
2437=Domain Name
2438=Force use of auto Sign in
2439=If Windows is configured to automatically sign in after sign-in is finished, the user can log off and return to the welcome screen, then select other user accounts to sign in. This tweak forces to sign in back automatically to the user account without listing other user accounts.
2440=Disable auto Sign in shift override
2441=When using the automatic sign-in feature a user can hold the Shift key to bypass the sign-in sequence and enter a username and password. This feature disables the ability to override the function.
2442=Auto sign-in counts
2443=This setting is used to limit the number of automatic sign-ins, once the limit has been reached the auto sign-in feature will be disabled and the system will display the standard authentication box.
2444=UAC, also known as User Account Control, is a security feature. It aims to improve the security of Microsoft Windows by limiting application software to standard user privileges until an administrator authorizes an increase or elevation. This way, only applications trusted by the user may receive administrative privileges, and malware should be kept from compromising the operating system. In other words, a user account may have administrator privileges assigned to it, but applications that the user runs don't inherit those privileges unless they are approved beforehand or the user explicitly authorizes it.
2445=Log On As
2446=Allow (Default)
2447=Block adding
2448=Block adding & signing
2449=Last User (Default)
2450=Show user display name
2451=Not show user information
2452=Please type the legal notice.
2453=Please type the sign-in password.
2454=Transfer System Folder
2455=Original Location
2456=Copy File
2457=Do Nothing
2458=Can not choose root path.
2459=Append Export
2460=The original location is the same as the target location.
2461=Are you sure you want to restore s%?
2462=Right-click an EXE file or shortcut icon, select 'Properties/Compatibility', if select 'Run this program as an administrator', then this program prompt for consent when executed, and also may select compatibility with the older OS, this may solve the compatibility problem, all the compatibility programs listed below (the invalid entries marked as red).
2463=Compatibility Cache
2464=Jump List
2465=Hop
2466=Download Folder
2467=Registry Shortcut
2468=Microsoft Edge has been reset
2469=Skip
2470=Insufficient disk space available.
2471=Live Update
2472=The jump list has been saved and pinned to the taskbar. You can access it by right-clicking the pinned icon.
2473=The jump list has been saved. Please right-click the icon on the taskbar and select 'Pin to taskbar' to complete the setup.
2474=Translation help
2475=The UI font has been changed, do you want to restart this software to show the new UI font?
2476=The jump list has been saved. You can access it by right-clicking its icon on the taskbar.
2477=Maximum allowable number
2478=UI font
2479=Windows Update
2480=Enlarge UI
2481=Adjust User Account Control (UAC)
2482=Tweaks System
2483=Optimize SSD for increasing lifetime
2484=Prevent 'System Volume Information' folder creation
2485=Whenever you plug in a removable storage device, such as a USB flash drive, you may see some system folders transferred into it, such as the 'System Volume Information' folder. This tweak will prevent this behavior. If you enable this setting, locations on removable drives cannot be added to libraries and indexed.
2486=WLAN Report
2487=Generates report showing recent wireless session information
2488=Center
2489=Tile
2490=Stretch
2491=Fit
2492=Fill
2493=Updated Date
2494=Server Response
2495=Check
2496=Favorites Checker
2497=Stopping check threads
2498=Favorites check completed, found invalid URLs
2499=Connecting
2500=Do you want to save the mappings of IP addresses to hostnames to speed up the internet connection?
2501=Click 'Yes' to overwrite the Hosts file, click 'No' to append data to the Hosts file.
2502=Checking Favorites
2503=The timeout of checking URL
2504=Time
2505=Collection of useful essential network tools and utilities
2506=Turn on Taskbar clear transparency
2507=You can turn on transparency for the Start, Taskbar, and Action Center. When turning on transparency, the Taskbar will have a blurred effect by default. This tweak can set Windows to have clear transparency for the Taskbar instead of a blurred effect.
2508=Append list items to an existing .reg file
2509=Export entire Windows Registry to a .reg file
2510=Import a .reg file into Windows Registry
2511=Scan completed. Would you like to clean the detected registry items?
2512=Fully transparent
2513=Semi transparent
2514=Full opaque
2515=Scan completed. Would you like to delete the detected file system items?
2516=Router
2517=Google Chrome
2518=Clear session
2519=Mozilla Firefox
2520=Only built-in Windows apps
2521=Select Manually
2522=Filter
2523=Completed already the script
2524=Starting the script
2525=Open Command Prompt here as administrator
2526=Open PowerShell here as administrator
2527=Windows PowerShell Script
2528=Change active Title Bar text color
2529=An active window is the currently selected open window. This tweak will change the active title bar text color in File Explorer.
2530=Change inactive Title Bar text color
2531=An inactive window is any other open window that you don't currently have selected. This tweak will change the inactive title bar text color in File Explorer.
2532=Title Bar
2533=Backup and Clear Start Menu Tile Layout
2534=Running trace route, this may take 1-3 minutes to complete...
2535=Trace Route Results
2536=The backup of Start Menu tile layout completed
2537=The Start Menu tile layout has been restored, do you want to sign out for taking effect now?
2538=A DNS lookup, in a general sense, is the process by which a DNS record is returned from a DNS server.
2539=The Start Menu tiles have been restored to the system default, do you want to sign out for taking effect now?
2540=Menu show delay time
2541=This tweak sets the delay time before the system displays a cascaded shortcut menu when the mouse cursor is over a submenu item, for example, within a context menu or menu bar. This will not affect menus in Windows apps. Restart or sign out to take effect.
2542=Remove Lock in the account picture menu
2543=This tweak will remove Lock from the account picture menu on the Start menu for all users.
2544=Disable accessing
2545=Here you can disable Windows apps and desktop apps from accessing certain system information, functions, and hardware devices. This can enhance system security and protect your privacy.
2546=Camera
2547=Microphone
2548=Bluetooth
2549=Contacts
2550=User account information
2551=E-mail
2552=Documents library
2553=Downloads folder
2554=Pictures library
2555=Videos library
2556=Phone call
2557=Phone call history
2558=Disable advertising ID for personalized ads in apps
2559=Windows generates a unique advertising ID for each user on a device, which app developers and advertising networks can use for various purposes, including providing more relevant advertising in apps. Disabling the advertising ID will not reduce the number of ads you see, but it may result in less interesting and relevant ads. Re-enabling it will reset the advertising ID.
2560=Enable automatic Registry backup
2561=By default, Windows no longer automatically creates backups of the system registry in the C:\Windows\System32\config\RegBack folder. Here you can re-enable this feature to have a working backup copy of the Windows Registry to protect against system failures. When this setting is enabled, Windows will automatically back up your registry files to C:\Windows\System32\config\RegBack during system idle time, approximately every 10 days. The backup includes critical registry hives such as SYSTEM, SOFTWARE, SECURITY, and SAM. If your system fails to start up, Windows will automatically enter Advanced Startup Options after 3 consecutive failed boot attempts. When you see the 'Choose an option' screen, select 'Troubleshoot' > 'Advanced options' > 'Command Prompt', then use the command 'copy c:\windows\system32\config\regback\*.* c:\windows\system32\config' to restore registry files. After restoration, restart your computer and verify if Windows can successfully boot into the system.
2562=Capital
2563=Postal Code
2564=ISP
2565=Time zone
2566=Current Time
2567=UTC Offset
2568=Longitude
2569=Latitude
2570=Invalid Font Drivers
2571=Invalid Services and Drivers
2572=The format of the registry key is invalid.
2573=The directory is invalid.
2574=Current Location
2575=Target Location
2576=Download Portable Version
2577='Full match' must be selected when using wildcards.
2578=Do not enlarge app on high resolution screen
2579=System and Performance
2580=Hardware and Devices
2581=Maintenance Tools
2582=Security Tools
2583=Network Tools
2584=Media Tools
2585=Accessibility Tools
2586=General Tab
2587=Security Tab
2588=Privacy Tab
2589=Content Tab
2590=Connections Tab
2591=Programs Tab
2592=Advanced Tab
2593=Favorites website data
2594=Temporary Internet files
2595=Cookies
2596=Download History
2597=Forms data
2598=Passwords
2599=Tracking Protection
2600=No add-ons
2601=InPrivate
2602=Number of checking
2603=Recycle Bin
2604=DNS Lookup
2605=Time zone
2606=Reset and Clear Print Spooler
2607=Internet Options
2608=IP Range
2609=IP Scanner
2610=Success
2611=Class
2612=Slide to shutdown
2613=Reboot to Advanced Startup options
2614=Sleep
2615=Switch User
2616=Reboot
2617=Admin
2618=The system DPI has been changed. Sign out to take effect now?
2619=Device Drivers
2620=If you perform a clean install of Windows, you will need to install drivers for each device in the system. It is advisable to back up your device drivers before doing a clean install to make it easier to restore them as needed afterward. After backing up the drivers, click the 'Restore' button to open Device Manager, right-click the device you want to restore, click on Update driver, select Manually install a driver, and then select the folder containing the backup of your device drivers.
2621=Backup Drivers
2622=Restore Drivers
2623=The Start menu is comprised of three sections: Pinned, All apps, and Recommended. The section at the top of the Start menu is called the Pinned section, you can back up and restore the pinned items on the Start menu.
2624=File Tools
2625=Disable Look for an app in the Store
2626=Every time you open a file that does not have an application registered to open it, Windows offers you to open the Windows Store and look for an app there. However, you may not use Windows apps and prefer Desktop apps instead. This tweak will disable the feature.
2627=Silent Mode
2628=Disable Automatic Maintenance
2629=In general, Automatic Maintenance is a useful feature. While your computer is idle, it tries to maintain operating system performance, security and keep it up-to-date. Most users should not disable Automatic Maintenance, but there can be a situation when you really need to disable it. For instance, if you faced a Blue Screen of Death (severe error) or if your PC hangs during idle time, this might indicate that some task running as part of the Automatic Maintenance causes it.
2630=Hotkey
2631=Hotkey Manager
2632=Create custom global hotkeys for quick program access
2633=Please press down the hotkey
2634=Kill all running programs
2635=Repeat Task
2636=Interval
2637=Duration
2638=The interval time of repeated task must be less than or equal to the duration time.
2639=Prevent from installing removable devices
2640=With more and more malicious programs and worms circulating through removable devices, it is only natural that you want to restrict or prevent users from installing their own removable devices. If you enable this setting, Windows will be prevented from installing removable devices, and existing removable devices cannot have their drivers updated.
2641=Enable Shutdown Event Tracker
2642=Shutdown Event Tracker is a tool that prompts users to record a reason why they restart or shut down the computer. This information is available for review in the event log. If enable this tweak, users cannot shut down or restart the computer without providing a reason.
2643=Show all
2644=Visited Date
2645=Visit Count
2646=Typed Count
2647=Chrome History
2648=The Chrome browser is running, need to close it for unlocking the database, close it now?
2649=The Firefox browser is running, need to close it for unlocking the database, close it now?
2650=Firefox History
2651=Display seconds in the system clock
2652=The system clock only shows hours and minutes for the current time, this tweak will enable the system to display seconds also in the taskbar clock.
2653=Reliability Monitor
2654=Views the stability history of your computer
2655=I don't use a Microsoft account to sign in to my computer
2656=I don't synchronize date and time with the online server
2657=I don't have to worry about data usage limits
2658=Repair the Context Menu for [EXE]
2659=System Reset
2660=Add Windows app
2661=Start Menu Manager
2662=Hash
2663=File Name List in Root Directory
2664=Detailed File List in Root Directory Sort by Name
2665=Detailed File List in Root Directory Sort by Size
2666=Clear Microsoft Tracking
2667=Folder List in Root Directory Sort by Name
2668=Folder List in Root Directory Sort by Date
2669=Detailed File and Folder List in Root Directory
2670=File Name List in all Directories
2671=Detailed File List Sort by Name in all Directories
2672=Detailed File List Sort by Size in all Directories
2673=Detailed File List Sort by Date in all Directories
2674=Folder Tree List in all Directories
2675=File and Folder Tree List in all Directories
2676=Clear recent document history
2677=Restart in Normal Mode
2678=Register
2679=UnRegister
2680=Hide selected Folder(s) and File(s)
2681=Unhide selected Folder(s) and File(s)
2682=Hide Subfolders and Files in selected Folder(s)
2683=Unhide Subfolders and Files in selected Folder(s)
2684=Installed Programs
2685=32-bit
2686=64-bit
2687=Microsoft Company
2688=All File System Objects
2689=Directory
2690=Directory Background
2691=Library Folder Background
2692=Compressed Folder
2693=Send To
2694=Internet Explorer
2695=Re-Register
2696=Reinstall and Re-Register for Current User
2697=Reinstall and Re-Register for All Users
2698=TTL
2699=DNS Servers
2700=End Time
2701=Non-Microsoft Company
2702=Driver
2703=Selected Drives
2704=Accessible
2705=Host
2706=Select Drive(s)
2707=List item
2708=Item Height
2709=Item Spacing
2710=Expand children by clicking parent item
2711=By default, the children will be expanded when you double-click the parent item. However, if you enable this option, a single click on the parent item will suffice to expand the children, replacing the need for double-clicking.
2712=Hide Trusted
2713=Hide Signed
2714=Tree Mode
2715=List Mode
2716=Sign-in options
2717=Reset the Volume Mixer
2718=The Windows Volume Mixer is a function that allows users to adjust the output volume for individual applications and change the sound output device. Occasionally, Windows may fail to retain the volume settings for certain programs. Additionally, applications might experience sound issues, or apps that have been muted may not appear in the Volume Mixer, preventing you from unmuting them. In such instances, resetting the Volume Mixer can be a helpful solution.
2719=Retrieve order information
2720=Privacy
2721=Pick up from running processes
2722=Restart/Pause File Explorer
2723=Restart File Explorer
2724=Pause File Explorer
2725=App mode
2726=Light theme
2727=Dark theme
2728=Default New Folder name template
2729=When you create a new folder, it is named "New folder" by default. This tweak can change the New folder name template to allow the creation of new folders with a custom name by default.
2730=Default copy name extension template
2731=When you copy a file or folder to the same location, a copy of that file or folder will be created with the "- Copy" extension at the end of the filename by default. This tweak can change the Copy name extension template to what you want.
2732=Windows Defender Firewall
2733=Windows Defender Security Center
2734=Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security
2735=Allowed Apps
2736=Turn On Windows Defender Firewall
2737=Turn Off Windows Defender Firewall
2738=Restore default settings
2739=Case Sensitive
2740=Port Scan
2741=Common Dialog
2742=Current Usage
2743=Peak Usage
2744=Failed retry
2745=Number of retries on failed copies
2746=Wait time between retries
2747=Excluded file attribute
2748=Included file attribute
2749=Read-only
2750=Archive
2751=System Protection
2752=Last Modified Date
2753=USB Storage History
2754=Last Plug-in Date
2755=Last Plug-out Date
2756=Manage system devices with advanced control options
2757=Copy selected to Clipboard
2758=Copy all to Clipboard
2759=Paper Size
2760=Print Quality
2761=Total Jobs Printed
2762=Total Pages Printed
2763=Monochrome (true black)
2764=Inches
2765=Standard Name
2766=Daylight Name
2767=Current Size
2768=Maximum Size
2769=Saved
2770=Apps
2771=Default apps
2772=Network Monitor
2773=Received Data
2774=Sent Data
2775=Band Width
2776=Current Rate
2777=Maximum Rate
2778=Average Rate
2779=Disable Windows network notification icon
2780=Network Status
2781=Data Usage
2782=Network Diagnostics
2783=Monitor network traffic and view network configuration
2784=Order Information
2785=No working networks were found.
2786=Network is not valid
2787=Task View
2788=Disable Changing Geographic Location
2789=The country or region home location in Windows, referred to as geographic location (GeoID), indicates the country or region that you are in.
2790=Disable changing date and time formats
2791=Disable touch by finger on touch screen
2792=Disable pin and unpin programs
2793=If this tweak enabled, you will no longer be able to pin new programs to the taskbar and unpin the programs already pinned to the taskbar.
2794=Download Installer
2795=Turn on compact view in File Explorer
2796=If you feel File Explorer has too much space between items, you can turn on compact view to decrease the space between items in File Explorer.
2797=Activity history
2798=Select the Registry Entries
2799=Read-only folder
2800=Sorry, you can't add the program itself.
2801=Fix corrupted Recycle Bin
2802=If you are unable to empty the Recycle Bin or delete an item inside the Recycle Bin, then the Recycle Bin may be corrupted.
2803=Restore classic Context Menu
2804=The context (Right Click) menu in Windows 11 includes a row of icons for basic actions like copy, paste, and delete but hides some functionality you might want behind a 'Show More Options' button. This means every time we need to press an extra option to see all the context menu options. This tweak can restore the classic context menu.
2805=Disable Automatic Updates for Windows Update
2806=Windows will automatically download and install important and critical updates by default. This tweak will disable automatic updates in Windows Update.
2807=Prevent from automatically rebooting for updated installations
2808=Windows performs an automatic restart when updates are installed at a particular time. This can be a really annoying thing if you had no plans to restart your PC and were busy with some important stuff. This tweak can prevent Windows from automatically rebooting for update installations.
2809=It is a good idea to add some Ribbon commands to the context menu. Once you put your frequently used Ribbon commands to the context menu of File Explorer, you need not go through the various Ribbon tabs to find the command you need.
2810=Port
2811=Ribbon Command
2812=Context Menu Location
2813=This PC Manager
2814=Middle
2815=Clear Internet Download Manager history
2816=Registration Email
2817=The email format is not correct.
2818=Please be sure to enter the email address in your order, this email will be saved in the database and will no longer be changed. We will not send any mail to this mailbox, but only to query order information.
2819=You can copy the entire registration code and paste it in once.
2820=Depend On
2821=Bypass UAC
2822=While you should never disable the UAC prompts for the whole computer, you may want to bypass the UAC Prompt and disable it for certain applications that you run very frequently and which you trust completely. Here you can create an elevated shortcut for the program, that will allow you to bypass UAC Prompt and run the program without seeing the UAC Prompt in Windows.
2823=Delete all
2824=The shortcut that bypasses UAC has been created on the Desktop.
2825=Invalid Notify Icon Settings
2826=Goto Install Location
2827=File & Folder Unlocker
2828=Windows won't allow you to modify files that are currently open and locked by programs. If you try to delete a file and see a message that it's open in another program, you'll need to unlock it first. You can add files or folders using the buttons, or simply drag them directly from File Explorer to the list. Sometimes, a program or background process may have finished with a file but not unlocked it properly. In that case, you can use this tool to unlock the stubborn file or folder to modify it. Note: Unlocking certain files and deleting them can cause problems with open programs. Don't unlock and delete files that should remain locked, including Windows system files.
2829=Are you sure you want to kill all the processes in the list to unlock the files or folders?
2830=Unlocked  files and folders total
2831=locked by the processes in the list
2832=Unlock
2833=Are you sure you want to terminate the selected process?
2834=Unlocked successfully
2835=Unlock failed
2836=Supported Protocol
2837=USB Controller
2838=The selected device has been successfully restarted.
2839=Check for SSD 4K alignment
2840=4K alignment is not an allocation unit but allows SSD to adopt the smallest 4K sector in the file system to save data, which will allow SSD to read and write data with the fastest speed.
2841=4K not aligned
2842=4K aligned
2843=Start Menu Troubleshooter
2844=If the Start menu is not working, try running the Microsoft Start Menu Troubleshooter; it may help fix it.
2845=Explore Folder
2846=Rescan Branch
2847=No, my C partition is SSD
2848=Fix the system folders that do not show localized names
2849=Some system folders, such as desktop, video, picture, etc. do not display localized names, fix it here.
2850=Enable NumLock on the Logon screen and Lock screen
2851=If your Windows account password or user name includes numerals, you might need to frequently use the numeric keypad to enter them. For that, you need to enable NumLock, which may not be on by default on your Logon screen/Lock screen.
2852=Read Error Rate
2853=Throughput Performance
2854=Spin-Up Time
2855=Power-On Count
2856=Reallocated Sectors Count
2857=Seek Error Rate
2858=Seek Time Performance
2859=Power-On Hours
2860=Spin Retry Count
2861=Power Cycle Count
2862=SSD Program Fail Count
2863=SSD Erase Fail Count
2864=SSD Wear Leveling Count
2865=Unexpected Power Loss Count
2866=SATA Downshift Error Count
2867=End-to-End error
2868=Reported Uncorrectable Errors
2869=Command Timeout
2870=High Fly Writes
2871=Airflow Temperature
2872=Temperature
2873=Hardware ECC Recovered
2874=Current Pending Sector Count
2875=(Offline) Uncorrectable Sector Count
2876=UltraDMA CRC Error Count
2877=Head Flying Hours
2878=Total LBAs Written
2879=Total LBAs Read
2880=Current
2881=Worst
2882=Threshold
2883=RAW Value
2884=Low
2885=Ideal
2886=Ideal: ↑High = Higher raw value is better; ↓Low = Lower raw value is better.
2887=HDD Report
2888=Adjust Desktop wallpaper JPEG quality
2889=Whenever you set a JPEG as wallpaper, Windows automatically compresses and reduces the quality of the original image before setting it as the desktop wallpaper. This is done to save disk space and improve performance. But if you have excellent hardware then this doesn't make sense. Note: By default value is 85 which means that the image compression is set to 85%, a lower value means lower image quality. A value of 100 indicates a very high-quality wallpaper with no image compression.
2890=Background apps
2891=CPU Total
2892=Clock
2893=Bus Speed
2894=Power
2895=CPU Package
2896=CPU Graphics
2897=Used Space
2898=Generic Hard Disk
2899=Generic Memory
2900=Data
2901=Used Memory
2902=Available Memory
2903=GPU Core
2904=Control
2905=GPU Fan
2906=GPU Memory
2907=Voltage
2908=Fan Control
2909=VBat
2910=Fan
2911=GPU Memory Controller
2912=GPU Video Engine
2913=SmallData
2914=GPU Memory Total
2915=GPU Memory Used
2916=GPU Memory Free
2917=GPU Shader
2918=Standby
2919=Alarm when the temperature is higher than
2920=Play sound when a warning occurs
2921=Monitor hardware parameters and status in real-time
2922=Dark Theme
2923=Hour
2924=Minute
2925=You can set the time for the system to automatically start the bright and dark themes.
2926=Hosts File
2927=Clipboard
2928=Trigger Start
2929=Manage URL-related entries and access control
2930=Security Lock
2931=App Locker
2932=User Items
2933=Template Items
2934=The files that are locked cannot be executed; all executable files in the locked folder cannot be executed; Win32 applications and Windows apps that are locked cannot be executed.
2935=all programs installed in the <Program Files> folder
2936=all programs installed in the <Program Files (x86)> folder
2937=Folder Colorizer
2938=Please enter a valid time
2939=Frequently used utilities
2940=Delete frequently used utility history
2941=The history has been deleted.
2942=The icon size in the radial menu
2943=Medium
2944=Bold
2945=Italic
2946=Generic
2947=Window color
2948=Window text color
2949=Window frame color
2950=Partition Style
2951=Boot from this disk
2952=All
2953=Stop
2954=Sequential
2955=Read
2956=Write
2957=Disk Benchmark
2958=Benchmarking
2959=Features
2960=Optional Features
2961=Clear Media Player Classic history
2962=Clear Skype for Desktop history
2963=Clear Adobe Acrobat DC history
2964=Chart
2965=Chart Type
2966=Y-Axis Unit
2967=Received Data Color
2968=Sent Data Color
2969=Keyboard shortcuts in Windows
2970=The source directory cannot contain this program.
2971=What process
2972=Resource Monitor
2973=Advanced Startup Options provides essential troubleshooting and recovery tools (including System Restore, Startup Repair, Command Prompt, and Safe Mode) when Windows encounters serious problems. These tools are particularly valuable when you cannot boot normally or fix issues in the regular Windows environment. Clicking this button will restart your PC and take you directly to Advanced Startup Options. If your system fails to start normally, you can also access these options by forcing your PC to shut down and restart three times in a row (by pressing and holding the power button during startup).
2974=Clear Microsoft Tracking
2975=Viewable
2976=Clear Recent Document history
2977=Protocol
2978=Caption Font
2979=Icon Font
2980=Menu Font
2981=Message Font
2982=Status Font
2983=The selected fonts have been changed, sign out to take effect now?
2984=Screen Snip
2985=Reset all Local Group Policy Settings
2986=All the Local Group Policy settings have been reset successfully
2987=Are you sure you want to reset all the Local Group Policy settings to system default?
2988=Download all language update files in Live Update
2989=Lock Screen Extractor
2990=Export
2991=Landscape
2992=Portrait
2993=The selected images have been exported.
2994=Environment Variable
2995=Sometimes installed programs cannot be started, and the program will not start when typing the program name in the command prompt or Run box. This may be due to a problem with the system environment variables. Click the Fix button to repair it.
2996=Open Settings
2997=Open Control Panel
2998=This tool helps you manage Windows Settings and Control Panel visibility for better system security. In the Settings tab, you can either hide specific pages or show only selected pages—when all pages in a category are hidden, that category will be hidden too. You can create desktop shortcuts for frequently used settings. In the Control Panel tab, you can hide individual items or completely disable Control Panel access. All changes take effect immediately after applying.
2999=Manage Windows Settings and Control Panel for security
3000=Aspect ratio of the resizable window at startup
3001=Height
3002=Width
3003=Every single folder that you've ever visited with Windows Explorer has information stored about it, such as the size, view mode, icon, access time and date, and position of the folder. Even after you've deleted the folders, this information still persists. This leaves you seriously exposed to any digital forensic analyst who might be searching through your hard drive. A smaller value means fewer folders recorded by the system; set it to 1 to prevent the system from recording the visited folders.
3004=Clear visited folders history
3005=Maximum record number of visited folders
3006=When a device connects to another device over a network, it specifies a TCP or UDP port number from 0 to 65535. TCP ports 0 through 1023 are the ports that provide system services. A port scan is a process of checking the specified ports at an IP address to see if they're open or closed, it is useful for determining a system's vulnerabilities.
3007=You can check and see the devices and detailed information that are connected to your network. This can help in keeping an eye on the devices and help you look out for unknown or suspicious devices on the network.
3008=Symbol icon color
3009=Are you sure you want to delete the history?
3010=I do not use the memory diagnostic function
3011=Storage Device
3012=If you unmount a partition (volume), the partition is not visible, and the Windows and third-party applications cannot access the partition, which protects the files on the partition thoroughly. You can mount the partition at any time to recover files on the partition.
3013=Mount
3014=Unmount
3015=Assign a letter
3016=Unmount Partitions
3017=Blocklist/Allowlist
3018=Add to Blocklist
3019=Add to Allowlist
3020=The URL has been added to the blocklist.
3021=The URL has been added to the allowlist.
3022=Blocklist
3023=Allowlist
3024=Allow access to all URLs except the ones you block—Use the blocklist to prevent users from visiting certain websites while allowing them access to the rest of the web.
3025=Block access to all URLs except the ones you allow—Use the blocklist to block access to all URLs (For example, setting URL Blocklist to * will block all requests). Then, use the allowlist to allow access to a limited list of URLs.
3026=Note: Sometimes, the blocklist and allowlist do not work as expected. For example, if you block an entire website and allow a specific webpage URL for that site, users might be able to access other content on that website. The URL allowlist policy takes precedence over the URL blocklist, up to 1000 exceptions can be defined in the URL allowlist.
3027=The same item already exists in the list.
3028=The cookie has been added to the protection list.
3029=Protection List
3030=Cookies protection list
3031=Add to the protection list
3032=System font and size
3033=Small Caption Font
3034=Windows apps font size
3035=Sample Text
3036=Window Finder
3037=Drag the icon below over a window to select it, then release the mouse button.
3038=Window information
3039=Rectangle
3040=Goto Process
3041=Are you sure you want to terminate the selected processes?
3042=Terminate Selected Process
3043=Terminate Selected Processes
3044=Included
3045=The executable files in the list are not executable, so you can add virus files or other files you don't want to run into the list.
3046=Safe Mode
3047=Disable Windows automatic startup functionality
3048=You can also drag the file(s) from the File Explorer to the list.
3049=Clear Windows Notepad find and replace history
3050=File Extension
3051=Hide the single item that's all duplicate items have been deleted
3052=Hidden folder
3053=Windows Recovery
3054=URL Manager
3055=URL Blocker
3056=Browser Options
3057=In block mode, the specified browsers cannot access the URLs in the list. In allow mode, the specified browsers can only access the URLs in the list. Example URL: microsoft.com.
3058=Block Mode
3059=Allow Mode
3060=Resolve
3061=Clear Media Player Classic history
3062=Clear Skype for Desktop history
3063=Clear Adobe Acrobat DC history
3064=Expand Node Button Size
3065=Show node connection line
3066=Enable Windows Installer in Safe Mode to remove apps
3067=Windows Installer(MSI) doesn't work by default in Windows Safe Mode. This can be very frustrating because you may have installed an app packaged using MSI in normal mode which later prevents the OS from starting. But it can't be removed from safe mode because the MSI service doesn't start in Safe Mode. This tweak will start the MSI service in Safe Mode.
3068=Function Limit
3069=Clean up invalid startup items
3070=Clean up invalid scheduled tasks
3071=Clean up invalid services
3072=Any Time
3073=Last {0} days
3074=Custom Range
3075=Warning
3076=The start date cannot be greater than the end date.
3077=View and analyze system error logs for troubleshooting
3078=Event Viewer
3079=Level
3080=Source
3081=ID
3082=Event Information
3083=Total events of {0}: {1}
3084=Current event count
3085=Jump Lists cannot be set because 'Recent Items' and 'Frequent Places' are turned off in Jump Lists settings. Would you like to turn them on and continue?
3086=Downloading
3087=Clear Notification Center history
3088=Select all recommended items
3089=Select all changed items
3090=If enable this tweak, you cannot set the location of the system folder on the Location tab page in the folder properties.
3091=The folders to be transferred
3092=Transfer
3093=Are you sure you want to transfer the selected system folders to new location?
3094=Terminated
3095=Process Logger
3096=The process is no longer running.
3097=Terminated Date
3098=Go to
3099=Add Trigger
3100=Remove Trigger
3101=Disable saving system tweaks
3102=By default, our software saves your system tweaks to a file. This means that after updating Windows or reinstalling your operating system, you can restore all of your settings with a single click. This feature saves you a significant amount of time, as you no longer have to manually re-tick various settings on different pages. Note: Save the file to non-system partitions whenever possible.
3103=Restore all system tweaks
3104=All system tweaks have been restored, do you want to restart your computer?
3105=By default, Live Update only downloads the updated language file for the operating system's native language. To download all updated language files, enable this tweak.
3106=All the tweaks have been saved to a file. You can restore them in the 'About/Options' section of the main program after updating Windows or reinstalling your operating system.
3107=The file path has been saved.
3108=Show hidden files, folders, and drives
3109=This tweak will show the hidden files, folders, and drives.
3110=Restore previous folder windows at logon
3111=This tweak will restore previous folder windows at sign in when you sign out, restart the computer, or shut down the computer.
3112=Rebuild Search Index
3113=Indexing the content of your PC helps you get faster results when your searching it for files, emails, or other local content. If you are getting search results that are missing, no longer valid, or incorrect, then the search index may not be up to date. You can rebuild the index to force it to update now.
3114=Offset
3115=If you've activated the watermark function but are unable to view the watermark on your desktop background, or if you wish to reposition the watermark, you can accomplish this by adjusting the watermark's offset. Increasing the value of the X-axis will shift the watermark further to the right, while increasing the value of the Y-axis will move the watermark downward.
3116=Automatically hide the Taskbar
3117=The taskbar on your desktop is located on the bottom of the screen by default. If you like, you can have the taskbar automatically hide.
3118=Lock computer and Turn off display
3119=Process I/O
3120=Trigger an action if process read rate
3121=Trigger an action if process write rate
3122=byte(s)/s
3123=This feature can trigger various tasks based on the I/O operation read and write rates of a specified process, over a specified duration.
3124=Show High CPU Processes
3125=Show High Memory Processes
3126=Show Modified
3127=Small Icon
3128=Replace Windows PowerShell with Command Prompt
3129=Windows uses the dark theme
3130=The Light mode setting has a lighter color scheme across the Start menu, taskbar, Quick Settings, and notification center, it works well during daylight hours. The Dark mode has a darker set of colors and is designed to work well in a low-lit environment.
3131=Enable this setting to disable the running of .vbs and .js script files, thereby enhancing the system's security.
3132=I don't use Smart Cards
3133=My computer does not have sensors
3134=I don't want my computer to make any sound
3135=s% days ago
3136=Invalid Installed Components
3137=Redirected file name
3138=Organize and customize Windows Start Menu shortcuts with ease
3139=Are you sure you want to stop and disable all startup items?
3140=Are you sure you want to disable all startup items?
3141=Are you sure you want to stop all startup items?
3142=Disable All
3143=Stop All
3144=Stop and Disable All
3145=Terminate All Untrusted Processes
3146=Are you sure you want to terminate all untrusted processes?
3147=No processes found with CPU usage over s%.
3148=Found s% processes.
3149=Are you sure you want to terminate these processes?
3150=The startup types of all non-Microsoft services have been backed up.
3151=Select all Hidden
3152=The selected process has been terminated.
3153=The high CPU usage process has been terminated.
3154=The high CPU usage processes have been terminated.
3155=The selected process has been terminated and blocked from running again.
3156=The selected processes have been terminated and blocked from running again.
3157=All unsigned processes have been terminated.
3158=All untrusted processes have been terminated
3159=Terminate Selected Process and Block
3160=Terminate Selected Processes and Block
3161=Terminate Hign CPU Processes
3162=When enabled, this option completely disables Windows startup functionality by blocking all programs from auto-starting, whether they are registered in the Registry or Startup folder. This prevents both existing and newly installed programs from running automatically at system startup, including legitimate programs that require autostart functionality. This will improve system boot time and enhance system security by preventing unauthorized programs from auto-launching. Only enable this option if you have very few startup programs or are certain that you don't need any programs to start automatically with Windows.
3163=Safe Mode with Networking
3164=Safe Mode with Command Prompt
3165=Add Custom Entry
3166=Add Specified Entry
3167=Loads only the most essential drivers and services. Useful for troubleshooting system issues and removing malware.
3168=Loads networking drivers and services in addition to the basic Safe Mode, allowing access to the Internet and local networks. Useful for downloading tools or receiving remote assistance.
3169=Starts Safe Mode with Command Prompt instead of the standard desktop interface. Ideal for advanced troubleshooting and system repairs using command-line tools.
3170=Enable Boot Logging
3171=Windows will start normally, but creates a detailed log (C:\Windows\ntbtlog.txt) listing all loaded drivers and services. This log is helpful for troubleshooting startup problems and driver conflicts.
3172=Disable Driver Signature Enforcement
3173=Allows the installation and loading of drivers that are not digitally signed. Useful for testing or using custom drivers.
3174=This module lets you customize window background colors, text colors, border colors, border width, and other visual elements in Win32 applications that use system window properties, such as Registry Editor (regedit.exe).
3175=Desktop Shortcuts
3176=Desktop Folders
3177=Desktop Documents
3178=Desktop Videos
3179=Desktop Audios
3180=Desktop Compressed
3181=Desktop Pictures
3182=Desktop Others
3183=Organize
3184=Move Unused Items
3185=Move items that haven't been used for a specified time to the Unused folders.
3186=Group by Type
3187=Organize files into folders by their types (shortcuts, documents, media, archives, etc.)
3188=Current User Desktop
3189=All Users Desktop
3190=The selected items on Desktop will be organized by type. Continue?
3191=Are you sure you want to move the selected files and folders to the Recycle Bin?
3192=The shortcuts with launch count less than {0} and other entries unused for more than {1} days have been auto-selected.
3193=This desktop cleaner tool offers two efficient ways to organize your cluttered desktop. The first method focuses on unused items - the program automatically detects and selects shortcuts and files that have been inactive for a period of time or have minimal usage, making it easy to move them to unused folder with just one click. The second method sorts items by their file types - it creates separate folders for different categories of files (such as documents, images, and other file types) and moves the selected items accordingly. When using the type-based organization feature, it's recommended to select all items first for optimal results.
3194=Selected: {0}/{1} items
3195=Moving items to unused folders...
3196=Organizing items by type...
3197=The selected items on Desktop will be moved to the unused folders. Continue?
3198=ETL trace log file
3199=System log file
3200=Feature Usage
3201=Clear feature usage tracking
3202=Clock Button
3203=Multitasking Button
3204=Notification Center Button
3205=Search Button
3206=Show Desktop Button
3207=Start Button
3208=Badge update tracking
3209=App launch counting
3210=App switching logging
3211=Jump list access counting
3212=Taskbar buttons click counting
3213=Allows you to remotely connect to and fully control another computer when no one is at that machine. You get complete access to the desktop, files, and applications as if sitting at that computer. The remote computer's screen is locked during connection. Requires the target computer's administrator account to have a login password, Remote Desktop feature enabled, network connectivity, and you must know the target computer's IP address or hostname to establish the connection. Works on both local area networks (LAN) and over the internet. Commonly used for accessing work computers from home or managing servers remotely.
3214=Remote Assistance
3215=Allows someone to view or control your computer while you're present to help troubleshoot issues. Both parties can see the screen simultaneously and either person can control the mouse/keyboard. The person being helped sends an invitation file and password to the helper, who uses the invitation file to connect and enters the password to establish the connection. Requires Remote Assistance feature enabled, network connectivity, and the helper needs to receive both the invitation file or connection code and the password from the person being helped. Works on both local area networks (LAN) and over the internet. Designed for collaborative technical support where the user watches the helper fix problems.
3216=Allow this computer to request help via Remote Assistance
3217=By default, Windows deny remote assistance invitations from other computers, this tweak will enable Remote Assistance and allow users to send invitations for help.
3218=Remote Properties
3219=Remote Desktop allows remote connection to Windows computers via Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and listens on port 3389 by default. For security or configuration purposes, you may need to change this listening port.
3220=When your disk partition or USB device cannot be opened and shows "needs to be formatted" in file explorer, or displays as RAW format instead of NTFS, FAT32 and other normal formats in disk management, it means the file system has been corrupted and Windows cannot recognize the partition format. This typically occurs due to unsafe removal during data transfer, virus infection damaging the file system, bad sectors on the storage chip, or power fluctuations during write operations. You may also encounter other disk errors such as unable to resize partitions, disk capacity mismatch, boot failure, slow disk performance, or frequent crashes. These errors are usually caused by partition table corruption, disk fragmentation, hardware aging, improper shutdown, or system file corruption. Please first select the partition drive letter you want to repair, then click the "Fix" button here to attempt automatic recovery of your disk partition or USB device's file system. This tool will try to restore the partition table and recover your data without requiring formatting. The repair process may take some time depending on the disk size and error severity, so please be patient and do not interrupt the operation. If repair fails, you may need to format the device, which will result in data loss, so always backup important files when possible and develop a regular backup habit.
3221=Repair disk error
3222=Clear
