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Experiencing slowdowns on any kind of machine is always a possibility. Generally speaking, the more powerful your computer is, the fewer chances you have of encountering any issues. Even so, if you end up dealing with a slower PC than what you remember, ProcessKiller might be exactly what you are looking for. The name says it all, and despite its appearance, it does not require complex strings to launch or use.

All daily used items need some time put aside for maintenance. Whether or not you actually end up making some changes or will simply execute a series of checks is up to you and the state your object situates itself in. With this application, you can do both. If you find your machine to be a tad slow, start browsing the processes that are working in the background and close the ones that don't really matter.

In case you are looking only to execute some type of maintenance and make sure your machine functions as expected, you can also do that. Check to see which processes are working, but most importantly check your RAM status, making sure to clean it, once you figure out how much of it is still available. Last but not least, you can also set process priority, making it easier for your machine to understand what to concentrate on and what to ignore.

The best part about this program is that although it uses the terminal in order to communicate with the user, it does not require fancy strings to get things going. The interface is user-friendly and does not require one to know command-line instructions to work with it.

In terms of extras, the associated color within its small menu can be changed right from the start. Although this does not change much, it brings into view the attention this developer had to details. Some other settings include allowing the app to automatically kill processes and set priorities, improving the memory cleaning algorithm, and constant process checks. ProcessKiller Keygen offers a premium experience for anyone looking to consume fewer resources while also taking care of their machine.

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