Most recently, version 2.9 – released in late March – added a new Restore Default Apps feature as well as an option to enable early access to features currently in development. Version 3.0 builds on other recent releases, which have seen a plethora of new tools be added to the app over the past year during the 2.x release cycle.

Many of Microsoft PC Manager’s options simply invoke tools already present in Windows.

Here, users can also add additional web tools including a Bing translator and currency converter, plus define their own custom links to add to the toolbar. The tool can be further customised by clicking the Settings button and choosing 'Add Tools' to select any of the tools present on the Toolbox panel. By default, it provides shortcuts to the tool’s one-click Boost option, which clears temporary folders from disk while also attempting to free up RAM, as well as selected Windows tools (Screenshot and Notepad) and the Microsoft Edge Quick Links feature – a pop-up menu of links that open directly in Edge itself. When enabled, the toolbar appears a floating widget that remains on top of all other open windows for easy access. The new desktop toolbar is made accessible via Microsoft PC Manager’s Toolbox section, where users can both enable the feature and choose which tools to place on it for easy access. Microsoft PC Manager adds a floating desktop toolbar to its roster. The app, which provides users with easy access to a wide – and growing – selection of built-in Windows tools, adds a new floating desktop toolbar option for even easier access to its offerings. Microsoft’s Chinese division has unveiled a major new update of its system optimisation and maintenance tool with the release of Microsoft PC Manager 3.0 Beta.

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