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Find the right feature for your situation

From the day you unbox a new PC to your everyday laptop, your gaming rig or dozens of office PCs, here is everything AI PC Intelligence does, organized by feature and by situation.

Where to start

Just got a new PC? Spend the first 10 minutes like this

No digging through Device Manager or hunting on manufacturer sites. It finds devices without drivers, installs them, sets up the apps you need and checks that you get the performance you paid for.

You don't need to be a computer expert

The first launch starts in Easy mode. One screen tells you, in plain language, what is wrong and what to press.

For people who dig into how the numbers connect

Expert mode shows every sensor, timeline graph and raw piece of evidence. You see not just the verdict, but the evidence behind it.

Dozens of company PCs, one screen

IT staff don't have to open every PC. Standardize installs, required apps and health checks, and find the PCs with problems first, with evidence.

All features

Answering "why is it slow?" with how the numbers relate

Find out why your computer is lagging or freezing. It compares the slow moment with normal history and shows the culprit app, the numbers and the fix.

PC monitoring that speaks up before you have to look

Free live graphs of CPU and GPU temperature and RAM, disk and network usage. Keep a mini monitor on top while gaming, and get alerts that name the cause.

CPU at 100% — who's using it?

CPU stuck at 100%? Find the app or background task eating your CPU, tell full load from a single-core bottleneck or heat throttling, and fix it first.

Disk at 100% — what's holding it?

Disk at 100% and your PC feels frozen? Find which apps read and write the most, check SSD health, HDD use and free space on C:, and see what to do first.

Is heat slowing your PC down?

Check CPU and GPU temperatures live and catch thermal throttling. See how gaming heat, a hot laptop or loud fans affect performance, with the numbers.

RAM at 90%: are you really running out?

Is 90% memory usage really a problem? Tell cache from real memory pressure, find apps whose memory keeps growing, and see whether you need more RAM.

74-second boot: who is slowing it down?

Slow Windows startup? The boot log shows which apps, services and drivers add seconds. Clean up startup items and hidden tasks, then measure the gain.

C: drive full? What is safe to delete

C: drive full? Find caches, temp files, old installers and duplicates that are safe to delete, by safety level. Files go to the Recycle Bin, never wiped.

Stop hunting for drivers

Fix unknown devices and Device Manager error codes: see what they mean in plain words and install official Windows Update drivers after you confirm.

Why do blue screens keep happening?

Blue screens (BSOD) or sudden restarts? See when and how often they happened next to the drivers and updates that changed, plus what to check in order.

Slow since the last update?

PC slow after a Windows update or new install? See what changed by date next to when it slowed down, with likely causes and a safe order for rolling back.

What to check even when your antivirus says "all clear"

Free PC security check: antivirus, firewall and Windows Update status, plus unsigned startup items and hidden scheduled tasks malware likes to use.

Slow internet: where does it start?

Slow internet or Wi-Fi dropping? Find out if it's your PC-to-router link, your ISP or DNS, and get a less crowded Wi-Fi channel or a move to 5 GHz.

The real reason your FPS drops

Game lag and stutter: GPU limit, CPU bottleneck or thermal throttling? Run a pre-game check, keep a mini monitor on top and get graphics setting advice.

Not just specs, but current condition

See CPU, motherboard, RAM, GPU and SSD specs like CPU-Z, explained in plain words. Save a spec sheet with SSD life and battery wear for resale or repair.

Battery running out too fast?

Laptop battery draining fast? Get the wear level from design vs. current capacity, find power-hungry apps and see if the battery needs replacing.

More important than the score: a measurement you can trust

Benchmark CPU, memory and disk and discard runs skewed by background tasks or heat. Get tweaks only when your numbers call for them — and skip the myths.

Ask an AI that actually knows your PC

Ask “why is my PC slow?” and the AI answers using this PC's diagnostic tools. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more — 18 AI services, data hidden.

When your computer keeps freezing

PC freezing for seconds or apps 'Not Responding'? See CPU, memory and disk activity at that moment with Windows hang and error records to find the cause.

Which startup programs should you turn off?

Startup programs slowing your boot? Windows boot records show which apps really delay it, to the second, and the time you'd save. Flags odd autostarts.

How much life does your SSD have left?

Check SSD health: total writes vs. rated endurance (TBW), percentage used and how long it will last at your pace — and a backup warning if signs grow.

Is your RAM running at full speed?

Is your RAM at its rated speed? Spot XMP or EXPO switched off and single-channel installs by slot and part number, then fix it in BIOS step by step.

When your fan suddenly gets loud

Fans loud while idle? Find what heats your CPU or GPU: apps drawing power at idle and temperatures that crept up over weeks from dust or worn cooling.

Is your PC doing better than last week?

A weekly PC report: what got better or worse than the week before, in one sentence and a table, with three next steps — plus boot time and battery trends.

How much memory is your browser really using?

Dozens of chrome.exe in Task Manager? See the browser's total RAM use and whether tabs, extensions or the GPU are heavy. Chrome, Edge, Firefox and more.

Low-memory warnings with RAM to spare?

Low-memory warnings while RAM seems free? Compare page file (virtual memory) size and location with commit usage to see whether to enlarge it or move it.

Internet keeps dropping? Find out who's to blame

Ping spikes every evening or video calls dropping? Latency and loss to router, DNS and internet are logged every 5 minutes: ISP congestion or Wi-Fi?

Buying a used PC? Check this first

Buying a used laptop or PC? Check that specs match the listing, see SSD and battery wear, and copy a one-page spec sheet without the PC name or serials.

Moving to a new PC? Start with your app list

Moving to a new PC? Save your app list plus power, default browser and dark mode settings to one file, then install only the apps you pick on the new PC.

What does your PC cost to run each month?

How much does your PC cost to run? Measure power draw from CPU and GPU sensors, see daily and monthly energy as a range, and find apps using power at idle.

You upgraded. Is it really faster?

Added RAM or an SSD — is the PC really faster? Save a baseline before, measure the same items after and compare. Changes within noise show as no change.

How does it compare with other tools?

When Task Manager isn't enough

Task Manager shows what is busy right now. Why the PC froze a few minutes ago, and what the numbers actually mean, is left for you to work out.

How is it different from CPU-Z and HWiNFO?

CPU-Z and HWiNFO excel at showing accurate numbers. AI PC Intelligence focuses on connecting those numbers to explain what is actually wrong right now.

How is it different from a PC optimizer?

One-click cleanup is convenient, but it never tells you what was slow or why. AI PC Intelligence measures to find the cause, and only runs proven fixes after you confirm.

When the Windows troubleshooter can't fix it

Troubleshooters are great at automatically fixing known configuration problems. But issues whose cause changes every time, like occasional slowdowns, need history and comparison.

Get started for free

After installing, click the tray icon and your first diagnosis is already done.
Every change runs only after you confirm it, and can be undone.