📺 Stream EntrepreneurTV for Free 📺

Get More Done With This PC Cleanup Software, Now Just $14.99 for a Year Get a year's license to this software and give your computer increased performance.

By Entrepreneur Store

entrepreneur daily

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you'll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners.

StackCommerce

Whether you work remotely or head into the office, having a dependable computer is integral to being an effective entrepreneur these days. And PC people know all too well how much a laggy laptop or desktop can hinder performance.

If you don't want to spend the big bucks on a whole new device, but want to give your PC a new lease on life, it may be time to check out System Mechanic® for Windows. You can currently score a one-year license to this handy software that fixes and speeds up your device for just $14.99 — 69% off the usual $49 price tag — for a limited time.

System Mechanic® for Windows is software that helps bring your PC back up to speed, serving as the ideal tune up for cluttered computers. Curious how it works? It first deploys a series of complex automated maintenance actions that can get your PC stable and clutter-free, and then uses System Mechanic for Windows' proprietary technology to precision-tune dozens of hard drive settings to improve your PC's speed and performance.

Once you use System Mechanic for Windows you're giving your computer an increased availability of CPU, RAM, and hard drive resources for when you launch high-demand apps, and increase the speed all around. Aside from playing clean up, it also finds and fixes over 30,000 issues to ensure your computer stays stable. It also helps in the privacy and security department, wiping your browsing history and patching up any security vulnerabilities on your laptop or desktop.

As an eight-time winner of the PC Magazine Editors' Choice Award, who called it "a slick suite of tune-up tools that can dramatically improve your PC's performance," this software is renowned and has already repaired over 80 million PCs around the world. TopTenReviews raved, "System Mechanic is a simple way to give your PC a basic clean-up, and its detailed scans and scheduling options are a cut above many rival programs."

Get your PC in tip-top shape with a 1-year subscription to System Mechanic® for Windows, now only $14.99.

Prices subject to change.

Entrepreneur Store

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Entrepreneur Store

Your one-stop shop for the latest technology, online courses and productivity tools to help your business and personal growth. 

Want to be an Entrepreneur Leadership Network contributor? Apply now to join.

Editor's Pick

Fundraising

My Startup Couldn't Raise VC Funding, So We Became Profitable. Here's How We Did It — And How You Can Too.

Four months ago, my startup reached profitability for the first time. It came after more than a year of active work and planning, and here's what it took.

Starting a Business

Clinton Sparks Podcast: From Hit Records to Humanitarian Powerhouse, Akon Shares His Entrepreneurial Journey

This podcast is a fun, entertaining and informative show that will teach you how to succeed and achieve your goals with practical advice and actionable steps given through compelling stories and conversations with Clinton and his guests.

Business News

McDonald's Is Responding to Sky-High Fast Food Prices By Rolling Out a Much Cheaper Value Meal: Report

The news comes as the chain looks to redirect back to customer "affordability."

Starting a Business

Clinton Sparks Podcast: CEO of Complex Shares How Media, Culture Have Shifted in Recent Years

This podcast is a fun, entertaining and informative show that will teach you how to succeed and achieve your goals with practical advice and actionable steps given through compelling stories and conversations with Clinton and his guests.

Business News

Jack Dorsey Explains Bluesky Exit: 'Literally Repeating All the Mistakes We Made' at Twitter

Dorsey left the Bluesky board and deleted his account earlier this week.