Using Cyberlab's Optimize function to remove unwanted or unecessary programs, can speed up Windows startup time by an average of 30% in benchmarking tests. Plus your memory and CPU usage will decrease as fewer programs are running. 

If you are unsure about what you are removing we recommend using the Disable button to disable the entry and you can later restore it or delete it at any time.

The Windows section displays all programs set to run on your computer's startup. 

This section only displays items that are safe to remove, nothing critical will be removed or cause your computer harm.

The top bar of optimize is clickable on each category to display results alphabetically sorted by that section.

Rating > displays one of three icons
a. question mark > this means the programs safety is unknown.
b. green lock > this means the program is known safe and not malware. This means its safe to run but you may still not need it on your computer
c. red X > this is known malware. You want to remove this from your computer.

Status > Displays if the program is enabled or disabled 

Name > name of the program, this comes from the programs publisher.

Publisher > company that created the program

Version > version number of the program directly from the publishers info

Type >  shows what type of startup program. Registry would mean its a registry entry that creates the startup program.

The additional info box shows detailed information about the program selected in the top graph. You can maximize Cyberlab to full screen to make easier to view.

Optimize's Windows section has three buttons.

Do you have any questions about Cyberlab's Optimize feature or feedback? Let us know in the chat widget to the right, we're here daily to answer all your questions!