Os Reformados da Investigação

Create system restore points to easily rollback
Before making any changes, it is highly recommended you create a checkpoint. So, you can configure Windows Explorer (e.g. disable full row select items), the start menu (e.g. disable context menus) and the taskbar appearance (e.g. disable balloon tips).
You can also make welcome screen tweaks (e.g. enable verbose status message) and change options in User Account Control (e.g. enable admin approval mode for the built-in administrator account).

Modify settings related to performance, security and privacy, IE, and more
Furthermore, you can adjust the waiting time to end services at the shutdown process, to kill non-responding applications and to stop applications timeout during shutdown, as well as make system performance tweaks (e.g. auto-end non-responding applications) and service optimizations (e.g. disable Superfetch).

In addition, you can make administrative restrictions (e.g. disable Registry Editor ), Windows Explorer restrictions (e.g. disable Folder Options), Windows apps' restrictions (e.g. disable Windows Media Center) and configure Windows Update settings (e.g. disable all Windows Updates).

Practical and user-friendly system tweaker
Moreover, you can configure the network security (e.g. hide your server or workstation from the general browser list), bandwidth optimization, tab settings and advanced configuration in Internet Explorer, disable hibernation, set Windows registration information, and more.
The program uses a low amount of system resources and you can reset settings to default at any time. There is no help file available, but Ultimate Windows Tweaker is very easy to work with.

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