Clean Slate

Let's suppose you are using a shared computer and all the family members have access to your computer. They may be your children or any other inexperienced computer user. They can install a lot of applications and mess up the system settings, resulting in instability and a decrease in performance. The same goes if you are a software reviewer and install a lot of programs. Removing them at the end may not help all the time, because a lot of files and registry keys are not removed from the system, resulting in a performance drop. Using Windows System Restore is not enough most of the times. A much better idea would be using the Clean Slate software. Basically, what the program does is restoring all the initial system settings on restart, making the computer like new. Thus, every application installed will be be gone on restart, like if it was never there.

The software supports most of the Windows, including XP and Windows 7. It's easy to install even for beginners. During the installation process, the program asks the user to enter the master password which will be used for controlling the software. After Clean Slate is installed, it will automatically record the states of the operating system. Any changes will be reverted on next restart.

The program features a simple interface that allows one to configure its settings. Virtually, beginners don't need to do this, as the program is already configured for optimal performance. Advanced users may fine-tune the software's functions to make it exactly as they desire.

Thus, the software can be set to keep certain system settings or applications. This way, the program will not need installing on every system restart.