dMaintenance 2.2 just released! Now has multi-language support!  A new configuration screen lets you change the language seen by your clients during a maintenance operation.  Use to translate dMaintenance from English into your language, or simply to change the verbiage for your clients if you would rather it say something different. Cleaned up / simplified the asthetic of the download progress windows. Note the download from Majorgeeks is most likely outdated, so download the most...

Since I’ve started to advertise dMaintenance as a white-label maintenance application designed to be resold to your customers, I’ve had a revelation:  I think I’m seriously undervaluing the product. Think about it for a minute if you would.  You can currently buy dMaintenance for $100.  If you were to resell it to your customers for a mere $25 a pop, you’ve made up the purchase costs in 4 sales.  Because you never have to buy...

dMaintenance is a fully brand-able (with your company name/logo) automated maintenance application. Originally designed for network admins to push out maintenance routines to workstations, dMaintenance is also a great complement to a remote monitoring/maintenance package if your company has one that you resell to your business clients, for example — but that isn’t the best idea IMHO.  You can resell it as a one-time deal to home users and small business clients alike; it would...

New features for all: Added support for cleaning Firefox and Chrome temp internet files, cookies, and history. Individual checkboxes for selecting temp internet files, cookies, and history.  Previously this was all automatically done under a single delete temp files function.   An installer based version with uninstall support and re-configuration shortcuts for the start menu.   The installer version also automatically adds dMaintenance to Windows Defender and Microsoft Security Essentials whitelists.  While not currently necessary,...