How to play with the whole family barrel system optimization?

Although in the system optimization settings, such as garbage cleanup, those XX stewards have actually resolved many issues, we all know that for certain functions, making the computer act like a "household bucket" in the park comes with some drawbacks. This is one of the main reasons why Xiaobian always prefers using the registry and Windows' built-in tools to address system problems.

However, at times, using the command prompt can be quite inconvenient. Friends often have to open articles directly without using the PC version of WeChat. If you copy and paste commands directly, errors are almost inevitable.

To address these challenges, some developers created Dism++, which adds a user-friendly interface to the original DISM command provided by Windows. Instead of typing complex commands in the command prompt, users can now simply click through a graphical interface. It's much easier and more efficient for everyday use.

DISM, short for Deployment Imaging and Servicing Management, is a powerful command-line tool developed by Microsoft. It’s used for managing and preparing Windows images, but it can be too complicated for average users to handle. Dism++ builds on this by adding features like system optimization, disk cleanup, startup item management, software uninstallation, file association control, driver management, and system update handling—essentially providing a more accessible way to access Windows’ internal tools.

In addition to its core DISM functions, Dism++ also includes tools for boot repair, ESD image conversion, ISO creation, and ISO generation. These features make it a versatile utility for both advanced and casual users.

One feature that's hard to ignore is the hot backup function. Simply place it on a non-system drive, enable the option, and you can always revert to a previous state (essentially creating a custom system restore point). This is especially useful for users who frequently tinker with their systems or aren't always sure about what they're doing.