Interface Overview

1. Feature Area: Displays the available features for 1-Click Maintenance. You can choose which feature to scan for issues.

2. Options Button: Allows you to select the sections of each feature to scan.

3. Scan for Issues Button: Once the setup is complete, click the “Scan for Issues” button to find and resolve any issues on your PC.

Where to Select the Sections to scan for 1-Click Maintenance

There are two ways to find the place to set up 1-Click Maintenance. You can find the Options button on the 1-Click Maintenance page, click Options, and then set it up in a new pop-up window.

Or you can open Glary Utilities-> Click the Menu icon on the top right -> Select Settings. You will also find the page to set up.

Choose tasks to scan for 1-Click Maintenance

On the Settings page, you can choose the task under each feature you need to scan. Here are four features on the left: Registry Cleaner, Disk Repair, Tracks Eraser, and Temporary Files Cleaner. Click on each feature, you will see some tasks below this feature on the right box. Just check up the box before each section you want to scan, and then click the OK button. When you rescan issues for 1-Click Maintenance, these sections will be scanned. 

Automatic 1-Click Maintenance

Using the pro version, you can schedule the time to execute automatic 1-Click Maintenance from “Auto Care”. You can find “Auto Care” from Settings in the Menu list.

After you have marked the box before “Execute 1-Click Maintenance at a scheduled time.”, you can set up by “Options” button and “Change Schedule” button.

“Options” button: Allows you to setup 1-Click Maintenance to “only scan for problems” or “Scan and repair problems”. Just remember to click the “OK” button to finish the setup.

“Change Schedule” button: Allows you to schedule the date daily, weekly, and monthly from Monday to Sunday. You can edit the start time to any minute you wish. There is also power management. Through Power Management, you can choose “Don’t start the task if the computer is running on batteries” or “Wake the computer to run this task”, and finally click the “OK” button to finish this schedule.

Interface Overview

1. The First Line Buttons: quick access button to the “Undo Changes” or “System Restore” function.

2. The Larger Box: allows you to select a backup that you want to restore or completely delete, and you can schedule it by using the Options button.

Where to Start Restore Center

To find Restore Center, you can open Glary Utilities-> Click the Menu icon on the top right -> Select Restore Center(the first button in Menu). Restore Center will start.

How to use Undo changes

Click Restore to restore your system to its status before the selected backup. If you wish, you can click Delete to remove a backup permanently from the list, provided that you are quite certain that you will not need this backup in the future.

Click Options to select the modules that you want to have protected by Restore Center. Here are nine available modules below. You can setup how often to delete backups automatically and limit the number of backups.

How to use System Restore

When you add and remove programs and install system updates under Windows XP/Vista, the system creates so-called restore points. These points are also created automatically at regular intervals when no software or updates are installed. If the system is not functioning properly, the system can be rolled back to any of these points, and all changes made since that time are undone except your recent work, such as saved documents, e-mail, history, and favorite lists.

Open Restore Center and go to System Restore to view all restore points. Select an entry in the list and click Restore to return the computer to the state of the selected backup. Or, if you wish to create a new restore point, click Create Restore Point.

For free users, Glary Utilities offers two manual update options:

1. Click on Overview -> Check for Updates to update.

2. Click “Version 6.x.x.x available. Update Now!” and download the latest version from the website.

Then, click the “+ or -” in the top right corner of the button to add or remove tool icons.

Note: Don’t forget to click the “Apply” or “OK” button to save your settings.