VDI Optimizer1.0.0

Your computer performs many operations in the background to keep the system safe and running smooth at all times. However, you can take matters into your own hands and decide what needs to run and what affects your PC more than it helps. To make these choices easier, VDI Optimizer lets you select from different settings to enable or disable.

Can be used on the go

On the bright side of things, the application skips you the time and effort of going through a setup process, putting all of its features at your disposal from the moment you finish downloading it. As such, the computer you use it on remains clean, because registries don’t need to be modified for things to properly work out.It’s best to run the application with administrator privileges, so it has direct access to all areas you want to handle. These are split into two sections, one dedicated to user account settings, while the other targets the behavior of your computer, so be sure to know what you’re doing not to affect system functionality.

Build a script to handle system or user services

Most of your effort narrows down to selecting the areas you want the application to handle. For instance, you can choose to disable hibernate mode to prevent the hiberfil.sys file from taking up a lot of space, increase service timeouts, disable the Windows search service if you’re using another one, perform disk cleanup, and more.On the user settings side, there’s the possibility to disable screensaver or cursor blinking, font smoothing, minimize and maximize animations, or most visual effects for more performance on old machines. These aren’t triggered right away, and you need to hit the export button to have a Visual Basic script created, which handles everything you selected on launch.

To end with

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that VDI Optimizer is a straightforward application you can use to increase performance of your computer by disabling various system and user side services. You get a chance to choose and document yourself first, and only then build the script that takes care of the rest.