PRODUCT WALKTHROUGH
Analyze, select, apply, and verify changes.
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Narrated reference screens, not a live recording of changes on a customer PC. Check the outcome on your own PC after following a step.
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CHAPTER 01 · 0:00
PisoTrack Optimizer groups system changes into selectable modules. Using the supplied screens, this guide follows analysis, selection, application, and verification. Work on one maintenance PC first so you can assess the effect.
CHAPTER 02 · 0:16
Open Dashboard and run Analyze, or Re-Analyze PC if a scan already exists. Read the hardware, disk, paging, and analysis results. These describe the current machine; they do not establish a measured gaming performance improvement.
CHAPTER 03 · 0:32
Use Compare Modes to understand the presets. Start with the conservative Safe Mode, then inspect the resulting selections. A preset chooses options for you; it does not replace checking what is appropriate for this particular PC.
CHAPTER 04 · 0:47
On Optimization, open a module’s details and review its description, risk label, and reversibility. Keep only the changes you need. Removal and cleanup can discard data that the Revert button cannot bring back.
CHAPTER 05 · 1:02
After saving work and arranging recovery for changes that need it, choose Optimize Now. Review the confirmation rather than rushing through it. The app applies checked modules and records progress in the Activity Log.
CHAPTER 06 · 1:16
The Protection tab contains separate shop restrictions, including guest-account, reboot-cleanup, and installer controls. Read each option before Apply Protection. Test that customers and staff can still run the programs and maintenance tasks they need.
CHAPTER 07 · 1:32
Review the Activity Log, restart when needed, and test your usual applications. Revert All Changes handles modules marked revertible. It does not restore removed bloatware or cleaned files, and it should not be treated as a complete PC backup.
CHAPTER 08 · 1:48
Compare the same workload, hardware, and settings before expanding to other PCs. Record any improvement or regression. This walkthrough does not promise extra frames per second; the useful outcome is a reviewed change and a result you verified.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Guides reviewed 24 September 2026. Check current plans before subscribing. Walkthroughs use reference screenshots; they do not show your own connected PC.
