[mothered]

like disc clean up

I see.

Disk Cleanup has been native to Windows as far as I can remember. It does the job rather well.

yes correct it is windows native tools.

And some tools, such as Perfmon and Resource Monitor, are quite powerful and very much underestimated by a lot of users.

For superior versions of Windows, the native VM being "Hyper-V", Is extremely stable and serves It's purpose quite well.

[darkninja1980]

I see.

Disk Cleanup has been native to Windows as far as I can remember. It does the job rather well.

yes correct it is windows native tools.

And some tools, such as Perfmon and Resource Monitor, are quite powerful and very much underestimated by a lot of users.

For superior versions of Windows, the native VM being "Hyper-V", Is extremely stable and serves It's purpose quite well.

yes I also use the other tools that you also mention as well.

[mothered]

yes correct it is windows native tools.

And some tools, such as Perfmon and Resource Monitor, are quite powerful and very much underestimated by a lot of users.

For superior versions of Windows, the native VM being "Hyper-V", Is extremely stable and serves It's purpose quite well.

yes I also use the other tools that you also mention as well.

With Hyper-V, the Windows version & edition must support It, so too does the CPU with SLAT (Second Level Address Translation).

[darkninja1980]

And some tools, such as Perfmon and Resource Monitor, are quite powerful and very much underestimated by a lot of users.

For superior versions of Windows, the native VM being "Hyper-V", Is extremely stable and serves It's purpose quite well.

yes I also use the other tools that you also mention as well.

With Hyper-V, the Windows version & edition must support It, so too does the CPU with SLAT (Second Level Address Translation).

I do like using hyper-v

[mothered]

yes I also use the other tools that you also mention as well.

With Hyper-V, the Windows version & edition must support It, so too does the CPU with SLAT (Second Level Address Translation).

I do like using hyper-v

If you're running multiple sessions simultaneously, Hyper-V consumes a significant amount of Ram.

[darkninja1980]

With Hyper-V, the Windows version & edition must support It, so too does the CPU with SLAT (Second Level Address Translation).

I do like using hyper-v

If you're running multiple sessions simultaneously, Hyper-V consumes a significant amount of Ram.

yes, I do notice it does consume a lot of ram.

[Trilly Reign]

Why does everyone use CC Cleaner? It's one if the worse cleaners.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/stop-using...r-windows/

Got bought by Avast, and as I've shown in previous posts, Avast is known to collect your and sell your data, even if you opt out of information collecting.
Not to mention CC Cleaner isn't secure.

I highly suggest to anyone you find something better. There are 10's of free, open-source cleaners, all over the internet for all devices.

[darkninja1980]

Why does everyone use CC Cleaner? It's one if the worse cleaners.

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/stop-using...r-windows/

Got bought by Avast, and as I've shown in previous posts, Avast is known to collect your  and sell your data, even if you opt out of information collecting.
Not to mention CC Cleaner isn't secure.

I highly suggest to anyone you find something better. There are 10's of free, open-source cleaners, all over the internet for all devices.

can you name some of the free open sources cleaners? wow thank you for sharing the link.

[mothered]

I do like using hyper-v

If you're running multiple sessions simultaneously, Hyper-V consumes a significant amount of Ram.

yes, I do notice it does consume a lot of ram.

What specs, particularly the CPU, are you running with Hyper-V?

After this, we're moving back on-topic.

[darkninja1980]

If you're running multiple sessions simultaneously, Hyper-V consumes a significant amount of Ram.

yes, I do notice it does consume a lot of ram.

What specs, particularly the CPU, are you running with Hyper-V?

After this, we're moving back on-topic.

I3 core