Windows System Control Center.

This is a new program.That has a lot of features listed below. Can anyone test this on a windows latest windows 11 system.

How to run Windows System Control Center v1.3.7
1. Extract the ZIP file

• Locate Windows_System_Control_Center_v1.3.7.zip in Downloads.
  
  
• Right-click it and select Extract All.
  
  
• Open the extracted folder.

2. Find the launcher

• Look for the .bat file named Windows_System_Control_Center_v1.3.7.bat.
  
  
• Keep the .bat and .ps1 files together in the extracted folder.

3. Launch the utility

• Double-click the .bat file.
  
  
• If Windows displays a security prompt, verify the file came from your package before allowing it to run.
  
  
• If a permissions error occurs, close it and try right-click → Run as administrator.

4. Check the Dashboard

• Confirm Windows edition, version, and build.
  
  
• Confirm CPU, memory, and graphics information appear.
  
  
• Check that the Live 99 log path is displayed.

5. Run the first diagnostic

• Click Refresh System Scan.
  
  
• Click Generate Full 99 Report.
  
  
• Check that the report is created successfully.

The utility currently has 11 Navigation sections. Here's what is included.

1. Dashboard

• Displays detected CPU, RAM, GPU and Windows information.
  
  
• Refresh System Scan.
  
  
• Generate Full 99 Diagnostic Report.
  
  
• Open Live 99 Logs.
  
  
• Open Reports folder.

2. Optimization Center

• Four selectable preference profiles:
  • Balanced Safe
    
    
  • Performance Focus
    
    
  • Gaming Focus
    
    
  • Stability Focus
• Detect installed Windows power plans.
  
  
• Switch between installed power plans.
  
  
• Restore the previously active power plan.
  
  
• Save preferences.
  
  
• Run read-only system analysis.
  
  
• Safety protections for Defender, Firewall, Windows Update, ESU and essential services.

Important: The profiles currently save preferences; they do not yet apply a complete set of performance optimizations.

3. Gaming Center

• Displays gaming-related hardware information.
  
  
• Provides a gaming-focused information page.

4. Hardware

• CPU information.
  
  
• RAM information.
  
  
• GPU information and driver version.
  
  
• Motherboard and system information.

5. Storage

• Physical disk health reported by Windows.
  
  
• Disk names and media types.
  
  
• Drive letters.
  
  
• Filesystem types.
  
  
• Drive capacity.
  
  
• Free space.
  
  
• Refresh Now button.With Auto refresh.
  
  
• Detects changes when USB drives are connected or disconnected.

6. Startup Manager

• Lists detected startup programs.
  
  
• Shows program names.
  
  
• Shows startup commands.
  
  
• Shows registry locations and users.

Currently read-only. Startup disable/enable controls are not implemented yet.

7. Services

• Displays protected Windows service status.
  
  
• Microsoft Defender.
  
  
• Windows Defender Firewall.
  
  
• Windows Update.
  
  
• BITS.
  
  
• Cryptographic Services.
  
  
• Update Orchestrator.
  
  
• Windows Update Medic.
  
  
• Microsoft Defender Core.

Currently status-only. It does not bulk-disable services.

8. Security & ESU

• Microsoft Defender Quick Scan.
  
  
• Microsoft Defender Full Scan. Might take a while to run.
  
  
• Open Windows Security.
  
  
• Detect and launch Malwarebytes if installed.
  
  
• Open official Malwarebytes AdwCleaner page.
  
  
• VirusTotal file SHA-256 lookup.
  
  
• Manual file upload to VirusTotal with confirmation.
  
  
• VirusTotal website URL lookup.
  
  
• VirusTotal domain lookup.

The utility does not automatically delete or quarantine detections.

9. Diagnostics

• Refresh All Data.
  
  
• Generate Full 99 Diagnostic Report.
  
  
• Open Reports folder.
  
  
• Collect Windows and hardware information.
  
  
• Collect storage, startup, power plan, service and process information.

10. Backup & Restore

• Opens the Backup folder.
  
  
• Displays backup, report and Live 99 paths.
  
  
• Saves the previous active power plan when switching plans.

Not complete
Full configuration backup and general restore functionality are still planned.


11. Settings

• Light mode.
  
  
• Dark mode.
  
  
• Four navigation color themes:
  • Aero Blue
    
    
  • Windows Green
    
    
  • Royal Purple
    
    
  • Modern Teal
• Three navigation highlight styles:
  • Soft background + colored border
    
    
  • Solid colored background + white text
    
    
  • Colored left accent bar + soft background
• Saves appearance preferences.

 

It's not exactly new as it's been around, with update notices posted over at Wilders, for roughly five years. It definitely has its uses.

The current version number is 10.0.5.1

 

Will fix the dark mode option...

You can add power plans into the app through command prompt and it will tell you.

Thanks