Repository: PowerToys
Issue: Windows Performance Management Tools
Labels: Idea-New PowerToy,Needs-Triage

### Description of the new feature / enhancement suggestion

20+ years nearly daily on the WindowsOS and Ive never seen a full list of Windows Management tools required to keep the system efficient.  We recall DeFrag, StorageSense, CCLeaner, etc, etc.  How about piece of mind?  

I would have imagined checking DISM against an Online image for an integrity violation or running the sfc scannow command with Windows Updates would, by now, be an automated feature.  Maybe it is?  

What continually amazes me with Microsoft is that after 20 years, I am learning something new that possibly has been there all along, for instance the link below references DISM online /AnalyzeComponentStore.  What the heck is this?  As a Windows User operating outside the corporate silo I cannot tell you, off the top of my head, what an integrity violation is, whether that might be something Windows Defender would be interested in, but for the level I interact with WindowsOS, we should be beyond this idea that random forum individuals are still delivering relevant reference to the wider world.  Has no one thought to write a tutorial to schedule a task that checks all these management tools to whip the Microsoft installation and PC hardware into alignment?  Does the Microsoft environment get out of alignment?  Really not sure why users need to be engaged with these OS maintenance feedback loops.  20 years daily use and only now am I considering spending 4 hrs opening task scheduler and working through the scheduling of a DISM Online process check?

We've seen some improvements with DeFrag>StorageSense, but there are maybe many tools that should be considering this type dev track.  Yet, I couldnt tell you whether anyone out there could list them all.  Even today, how does Windows native uninstall leave ghost registry entries and empty file structures littered around?  OneDrive has brought some progress, but does the WindowsOS enforce an efficient OS environment?  

I dont see clearly how WindowsOS survives as a bloatware initiative, without integrity checks, with all this time still wrapped up trying to remember what it was we were supposed to be doing to keep it pointed; setting an re-setting up the machine profile, perfecting the settings again after they've been randomly cleared.  Just getting out of the default settings profile is now a layered experience, existing on an untold number of levels, transcending space and time.  I havent even started with identity and account management and the spectre of errors introduced by employees of the database, form and customer service multiverse.  

The OS management appears to be showing its age and I believe developers should consider moving to the Windows LTSC channel to promote the version as the platform to reform the performance and antiquity of _future_ Windows (Chevron).

### Scenario when this would be used?

WindowsOS consumptive allows the user to login and have this random inkling that something is not right with the WindowsOS, that the cheesecake sump had perhaps been left running.  Hours, days, years? pass by trying to recall what it was that was supposed to have happened.  What IS the correct order of the DISM/SFC commands?  Yes, lets spend the day defragging the HDD and checking sfc scannow.  Just this and all is well.  Now DISM online and Dism Extractor.  Am I doing anything important?  I really dont know where this is going but someone told me to type these commands into Terminal and I log in on a daily basis; somedays doing exactly that

### Supporting information

https://www.tenforums.com/performance-maintenance/161345-what-correct-order-dism-sfc-commands-fix-problems.html