Tweaking.com Windows Repair App Overview

If you are the type who likes to troubleshoot and fix your own computer when things go wrong, it's always a good idea to have some helpful tools in your arsenal that can help find and fix whatever issue you might have on your computer. The free Tweaking.com Windows repair program has a lot of nice features and even more if you buy the professional version.
This app can find issues related to malware, users, services, permissions, Windows Updates, file system, apps, printers, firewall, the Windows registry and more.
Here is a link to download the Tweaking.com toolkit.
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[@CORLEONESPORTS97]

we need a video on before and after and how it improved anything...

[@heeroch1071]

I want to ask if this program fixes gpu crashes, because my laptop has an issue with the GPU. I sent it to a shop in Parit Raja, but there has been no progress. Two weeks ago, NVIDIA released a new driver update, and before that, I was playing games without any issues. After the update, my GPU started crashing. When I tried to take it to the shop, they were puzzled and had never seen this problem before. I don't know what to do anymore. Every time I launch a game, it crashes, and it's not just one game, but all of them. Is there a problem with my laptop? I've spent a lot trying to fix this laptop."

[@daydreaming5365]

Not sure if this is too late and you fixed it already or not, but I've had and still have the same issue with my gpu after some NVIDIA update where the gpu would crash and my screen would go to some solid color randomly for like 30 seconds and the gpu would restart.
While this is definitely a temporary fix for me - Underclocking the gpu with MSI afterburner or EVGA precision X1 would at least prevent it from happening 99% of the time. May not be an ideal fix but it may work if you have no other options. (set core clock and memory clock as low as they can go)