PCRescue Kit went out yesterday to members and the early access list.

Here is what it is. You open it and it tells you about your computer. Drive health, memory, free space, whether the machine is actually in trouble or just cluttered. There is a Diagnose button. Press it and it looks.

Then there are the fixes. Over seventy of them, grouped four ways: Fix It, Speed It Up, Secure It, Network. Each one shows you the command it is about to run before it runs it. Not a summary. The command.

Over thirty of them are free and stay free. No trial that expires, no nag screen at day fifteen, no red banner telling you that you have 1,247 problems. The free version is a real tool, not a demo of a real tool.

The rest unlock for $49. Once. Not a year, not a subscription. You buy it and it is yours, and updates keep coming.

If you pay for a PCRescue Membership, it is already included. You do not buy it twice.

Everyone else gets it Tuesday, September 1.

Right now it is Windows. A Mac version is coming, it is just not ready yet. If you are on a Mac, sign up anyway and I will tell you the day it lands. I should have made the Windows part clearer on the page from the start, and I am fixing that.

That is the whole announcement. If you want to know what to press first, I wrote that out last week — the order matters more than the buttons do. If you want to know why it shows you every command instead of just doing things, that one too.

Download it free at pcrescue.me/kit Starting Tuesday Sep 1