Microsoft PC Manager is a Windows application that we can include in the software “PC cleaners”. A group that has been with us for decades and has really worked to improve performance and other parts of computers. As hardware has improved, they have become less necessary or not necessary at all, but they do exist.

In this context, Microsoft PC Manager came as an independent application for Windows, which was characterized by intuitiveness and very easy control for every user. And, of course, because of the “trust” developed by the software giant in a group of applications that not all users trust when acting in critical places in the system, such as the registry.

The fact is that today we have to talk to you about this tool not because of its capabilities, but for its questionable use to power other Microsoft software. This must sound familiar to you because history repeats itself and repeats itself.

It turns out that Microsoft PC Manager in Windows 11 does this your PC is “broken” and need “repair” unless you use Microsoft’s search engine, Bing. The notification will appear in the ‘Fix Tips’ section located in the sidebar of the application, with the option to undo the change with a ‘one click’ button.

Criticism was expected. Techradar believes so “Microsoft Has Dropped to a New Level” with the issue of ads on Windows 11, which we have helped several times in recent weeks due to Microsoft’s decision to turn Windows 11 into an advertising platform, where you will find ads everywhere in the system, whether in the Start menu or in the file explorer.

In the case of PC Manager, we believe the problem is even worse. Because it is an official Microsoft application dedicated – in theory – to cleaning your PC and improving its performance, but that returns misleading results according to the business interests of the Redmond firm. A good way to build trust in this app. And by the way, an explanation of the reasons for the low market share of Windows 11.