AVG TuneUp | Clean & Speed Up Your PC

Optimize your PC with Sleep Mode

Installed programs slow your PC down by hogging memory and CPU. Our completely revamped Sleep Mode technology puts them to sleep and wakes them up when you need them — and not a moment sooner.

Put programs to sleep
Find apps that start automatically, background processes, and scheduled tasks. Then put them to sleep so they don’t drain your PC or slow you down.
Restart sleeping programs whenever you want
Kick-start sleeping apps at your convenience — our patented technology automatically enables all background activity.
Put programs back to sleep when you’re done
After you’re done using the app, we’ll re-freeze all resource-draining background activity for you.

Find and remove unwanted software with Software Uninstaller

Our Software Uninstaller detects bloatware and helps you get rid of it, along with programs you no longer use or forgot you had.

Unwanted software
Get a full list of apps installed in your computer — including pre-installed ones — and see how they score in usefulness with our unique rating system, which combines blacklists/whitelists, heuristic algorithms, AVG’s Recommendation Engine, and user reviews.
Old software
See which programs you haven’t used in a while, and identify the ones you don’t need anymore. Not sure about a particular app? Use the Move to Trash feature to put it in quarantine.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I speed up my computer?

If you're experiencing your computer running slow, there are a few things you can do to speed up and clean up your computer.

First, you can try using a PC cleaner tool to help remove any unnecessary files or programs that may be slowing down your computer. This will help to free up space on your hard drive and improve performance.

It's also important to get rid of bloatware, which are pre-installed programs that you may not need or use. These can take up valuable space and resources on your computer, slowing it down.

You can also test your PC's performance and battery life to identify any hardware or software issues that may be contributing to its slow speed and need to be addressed.

AVG TuneUp is proven to improve your PC's performance. It can help to clean up your computer, remove bloatware, and optimize settings to improve speed and performance.

Why is my computer so slow?

If your PC is running slow, it could be due to outdated software and drivers, which affect the performance of your PC’s hardware as well as audio and graphics quality. Be sure to check for and install any available updates to improve PC performance. Using a driver updater can help ensure that all of your drivers are up to date. Other ways to fix a slow computer include disabling unnecessary startup programs, deleting temporary files, and freeing up disk space.

How can I free up disk space?

To free up disk space on your computer, whether it’s a Windows 10 device or another, you can start by deleting any unnecessary files, uninstalling programs you no longer use, and clearing your browser cache. This method is very time-consuming. You can also download a program like AVG TuneUp to help free up disk space easily and optimize your PC for better performance. With features like Disk Cleaner and Browser Cleaner, AVG TuneUp can help you quickly identify and remove bloatware, clean up your drive space, and improve your computer's overall speed and performance.

How can I tune up my computer for free?

One way to tune up your computer for free is by downloading the trial version of AVG TuneUp. This software includes a browser, cache, and cookie cleaner, as well as protection against cyber security threats. If you're looking for more comprehensive protection, AVG also offers a paid version called AVG Ultimate. With AVG Ultimate, you'll get all the features of AVG TuneUp, plus additional security tools to keep your computer safe and running smoothly.

Is AVG TuneUp the same as AVG TuneUp Utilities?

Benchmarking your PC’s performance allows you to measure how fast your PC handles various operations by simulating normal processes, including Microsoft Office and Adobe products, playing games, browsing the web, and editing multimedia files.