Zusier's Optimization Batch File is a utility application by Zusier. As the name suggests, it is a batch file that helps you optimize your computer to boost system performance, latency, and stability. The app is open-source and free to download and use.

Zusier's Optimization Batch File is easy to use as you only need to run it on your device whenever you're ready. However, the batch file is compressed in 7z format, so you need an app that can open compressed files. Additionally, tweaking may cause issues with your device. Creating a system restore point and registry backup is recommended. 

What does the app do?

The Zusier's Optimization Batch File is a batch file made to decrease the time you spend tweaking your PC. As mentioned, it works to boost the performance of your system and improve the latency and stability of your device. Among the things it does are improve the mouse and keyboard responsiveness and block telemetry and data tracking. It also tweaks the BCDedit, including the boot time, latency, and HPET.

The app also helps in disabling full-screen optimizations and all types of power throttling. Even better, it enables you to debloat useless packages. It focuses on latency and other tweaks that are often ignored by debloating apps. Moreover, this batch file allows users to customize services via the OptiZ script. Finally, it comes with a system cleanup feature, although this one still needs to be improved.

Like other batch files, you only need to run the program as an administrator to make it work. Before each change, it will offer you the chance to install only the tweaks you want. You can also open the file in Notepad to edit any lines. However, as noted, the batch file is compressed in 7z format. You need a decompressor to open the file.

Is the app good?

Overall, Zusier's Optimization Batch File is a handy tool to have if you wish to boost your system performance. With it, you can decrease the time you spend tweaking your device. The app is easy to use and even allows you to choose only the tweaks you wish to apply. However, note that this batch file is in early use and creation so it may be unstable.