Microsoft PC Manager could become a Default App on Windows 11 – I hope it doesn't
Windows 11 Builds 22621.3668 and 22631.3668 (KB5037853) add PC Manager to devices in China, indicating that Microsoft may be considering bundling it into the OS eventually.
Microsoft finalizes Windows 11 KB5037853 in Preview with 11 New Features + Plenty Bug Fixes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSOWMkb7l50&t=21s
Microsoft PC Manager says you need to “Repair” Windows if Bing Search is not Enabled: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUWHhKoltPQ&t=1s
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This should be included at start up. Provided it's name is changed to the Co Pilot Clown shoes companion App. Yet another Basil Fawlty Windows moment. I have changed my mind; let's rename it to Manuel Towers App.
I think it should be included because it's not so much anything new, but rather a clever way of taking what's already in Windows for system Maintenance and putting it all together in one location for easy management. I see no harm in it. (I enjoy your content!)
I use PC manager… and would be fine either way.
I think it should be a stand alone app also. I happen to clen my temp files, do disk cleanups, etc. every now and then to keep the system light, … but I do see the advantage of this for maybee some less tech-savvy users, and having this will maybe remind them to give it a go every now and then, which can keep them running a bit better (?).
I agree with you it should stay a stand alone app and doesn't bring anything new to the table. From what i can see of it it's not ready to compete against third party pc optimizers needs quite a bit of work still!