– Allows you to save notes about the repair process. – Allows you to perform quality assurance tests after the repair is complete. – Allows you to change the program icon and title bar text. – Allows you to add your own favorite tools to the program. – Contains functionality to easily run the most used chkdsk, sfc and DISM commands, a GUI for the Sysinternals Suite, and gives access to Antivirus Removal Tool, a program from the developer of Windows Repair Toolbox to help identify and remove current and past (leftovers) antivirus installations. – Displays relevant information about the computer to be repaired: CPU temperature, name and % time amount of RAM installed on the system and % of use Disk model, capacity, basic health check amount of free space left in the system partition Windows edition and install date System boot time and more. An email letting you know that the process is complete, and containing the logs, can be sent to you. – Ability to select several tools to run successively in unattended mode, to perform malware removal, system cleaning and repair. – Ability to download all the tools at once (and to keep them updated) with 1-click so that you can use the toolbox in offline computers, or simply to have all the tools already downloaded in advance. Important note: some of the tools may trigger false positive alerts from your AV (e.g.: the Nirsoft tools). Additionally, it will also help you keep those tools updated.

The tools are categorized by their function, and the program will automatically download the correct version for the Windows edition in which you’re working. With three exceptions, all the programs included in the toolbox are portable.

– Download and run “on-the-fly” the best free software when it comes to diagnosing and solving several kinds of Windows problems. Windows Repair Toolbox (freeware) is a portable program that helps you repair a Windows system, by making the process faster, easier, and more consistent.

Windows 10 repair tool kit