Your hardware, at a glance.
Component details and available temperature, clock and fan readings. Optional sensor providers add support for more hardware.
YOUR WINDOWS WORKSPACE / PUBLIC BETA
From a busy desktop to your next game. See what is happening, choose what to change, and keep every maintenance step in view.
ONE WORKSPACE, MORE CONTROL
Useful details. Explained actions. Your choices.
Component details and available temperature, clock and fan readings. Optional sensor providers add support for more hardware.
Explore folder sizes, review cleanup candidates and choose permanent deletion or recoverable quarantine. Find large files before deciding what to remove.
Home brings memory usage, game-session status, Game Mode and recording preferences together. Optional CPU priority changes restore on normal session shutdown.
Search installed apps, launch the vendor uninstaller, verify removal, then review matching data folders. Choose recovery or permanent deletion. Shared and unmatched data can remain.
Review six missing-file reference categories. Select eligible findings across pages, review cleanup and keep original values for recovery.
Choose a trim target from 256 MB to 8 GB, or all selected apps. Adjust game-start RAM pressure from 70–95% and see the observed result. Results are temporary and not guaranteed.
THREE SIMPLE STEPS
VoidCare runs as one application executable. Start with a review before applying maintenance.
NEW IN PUBLIC BETA 17
RELEASE INFORMATION
Extract the ZIP and run VoidCare.exe. One app executable is included alongside terms, dependency notices and testing notes. Close an older instance first.
Some CPU and motherboard temperatures need Libre/Open Hardware Monitor. RAM timings use an imported CPU-Z report. No performance gain is guaranteed.
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KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
No universal tool can guarantee that. VoidCare opens the registered vendor uninstaller, checks that the app is no longer listed, and reviews exact app-name folders in AppData and ProgramData. Shared publisher folders, services, documents and unrelated registry records are excluded. Review paths because matching folders may contain saved data.
Supported missing-file values across Startup, Application paths, Uninstall icons, Shared DLLs, COM components and Fonts. Individual original values are saved before cleanup and can be restored in Registry cleanup. Administrator access is required for machine-wide changes. This is not a registry health score or promised speed improvement.
You can set a stopping target. Whole process working sets are trimmed, so the measured reduction can exceed the target or fall short. Windows may reload the pages. Your configured game and foreground app are excluded; no FPS gain is guaranteed.
It is off at each launch. Enable it for an exact game executable and VoidCare checks while open. Optional RAM trimming runs at game start above your chosen threshold with a cooldown. Optional CPU priority changes are restored on normal session shutdown.
Choose recovery to keep a restorable copy in VoidCare. Permanent deletion has no VoidCare undo. Moving files on the same disk to recovery does not immediately free disk space.
Sensor coverage depends on hardware and providers. NVIDIA readings use its installed monitoring library. Some CPU and motherboard readings need Libre/Open Hardware Monitor. RAM timings come from an imported CPU-Z text report and are not live measurements.
Use the reporting checklist in the release notes. Include your VoidCare version, Windows version and reproduction steps. Review diagnostic exports before sharing personal information.
HELP SHAPE THE NEXT RELEASE
Read the reporting checklist, share what you find, and join the community.
Try VoidCare public beta 17 for Windows x64.