Your computer is doing loads of things you never asked it to. Checking for updates. Sending usage reports. Running background services for features you don't use. Sitting on power settings tuned to save battery instead of go fast. Every one of those takes a slice of your machine. Humble Tweaks turns them off.
Four steps. Nothing happens until you say so.
Gaming, Privacy or Creator — or go through the categories yourself if you'd rather.
It lists every single change first, in plain English, before touching anything.
It applies them in the right order and writes down everything it did.
One button puts it all back the way it was.
Most "optimiser" tools are a mystery script that edits your system and hopes for the best. This one shows its working.
Twelve categories, all opt-in.
CPU scheduling, visual effects and the settings that trade prettiness for speed.
Network responsiveness and mouse behaviour — the things you feel in a game.
Stop the usage reporting that runs quietly in the background.
Switch off background services and remove software you never installed on purpose.
Including a "Ghost" plan that stops Windows throttling to save battery.
Clear out the temp files and caches that pile up over months.