Rista Maintenance Windows1.0

Windows comes with an abundance of tools you might not even know exist. In most cases, these can be pretty difficult to reach, even though there are methods of creating shortcuts and keeping them in plain sight. In this regard, Rista Maintenance Windows comes with the means to help you access most tools you need for entertainment and system configuration.

A pretty counterintuitive design

A cool thing about it is that it doesn’t take you through a setup process, so you can take advantage of its features from the moment download is done. This also means you can have it stored on a USB flash drive to always have at hand, but just make sure that the computer you use it on is fitted with .NET Framework.A pretty large window shows up on launch, and truth be told, aesthetics don’t really represent a key feature here. All areas you can access are all bundled together, without any tags to help you identify according to purpose. In fact, all tools are arranged in alphabetical order, thus making it rather difficult to identify a tool of interest, especially if you’re not aware of the exact name.

Quick access to an abundance of Windows features

On the other hand, the application does provide quick access to quite the variety of Windows features, ranging from entertainment and text editing, to system security and management. The press of a button is enough to have the corresponding function or feature brought up.Among others, the application provides access to updates, certificate manager, check disk, disk cleanup, event viewer, IP configuration, Internet Explorer, local users, magnifier, on-screen keyboard, Paint, WordPad, system restore, and more. To make it a little easier, you can assign a hotkey command to the program’s shortcut to have the panel brought up from any Explorer location.

A few last words

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Rista Maintenance Windows wants to offer a quick and efficient way of accessing Windows features. Surely enough it comes with an impressive list of features, but the rough visual design makes it rather counterintuitive.