Aveno clears out the junk Windows leaves behind, then parks the background apps that are quietly eating your CPU and RAM while you play.
Every number the app shows you is measured on your machine, not estimated.
Sweeps temp folders, browser and installer caches, crash dumps, update leftovers and dev-tool caches — skipping anything modified in the last 24 hours so a running installer is never disturbed.
Lowers the priority of known background apps, trims working sets, switches the power plan and turns off background recording — then puts every bit of it back when you're done.
Removes an app, then finds the folders and registry entries it left behind — including Microsoft Store apps, which the classic uninstall list never shows.
Shows what launches with Windows, what it costs you, and lets you disable it reversibly — turning something back on is one click, not a registry hunt.
Finds identical files by content hash — not just by name — and surfaces the largest files on your drives. Everything goes to the Recycle Bin, so a mistake is undoable.
The app itself does not run as administrator. Only the specific operation that genuinely needs it is handed to a short-lived elevated helper — so a bug in the UI is not a bug with admin rights.
One installer, no bundled extras, no toolbars.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
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