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Windows · stable · free · open source

Maintenance Toolkit 4.0.0

Portable tools for maintaining, updating and diagnosing Windows PCs while clearly showing what is being run.

Stable · 4.0.0

The first stable release of the 4.x series.

Digitally signed Windows launcher

The package includes MaintenanceToolkit.exe, signed with a Certum code-signing certificate issued to Open Source Developer Luca Miselli and a trusted timestamp.

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What it is

MT brings maintenance, updates and diagnostics into one coherent interface. It is designed for technicians and for people who want to keep a PC updated without blindly running a collection of commands.

Features

  • Portable: no permanent agent is installed.
  • Recommended native Windows launcher: MaintenanceToolkit.exe.
  • Compatibility fallback: Avvia_Manutenzione.bat.
  • Readable and auditable PowerShell core.
  • Local logs, technical reports and warnings before system-changing operations.
  • No request to disable antivirus, SmartScreen or organizational policy.

Digital signature and SmartScreen

The Authenticode signature verifies the launcher publisher and integrity. It is valid and includes a Certum RFC 3161 timestamp.

A digital signature and SmartScreen reputation are different. A new, correctly signed application may still display a warning until it builds sufficient reputation.

Quick start

  1. Download the ZIP from the official GitHub Release.
  2. Compare its SHA-256 with the value published above when you want to verify integrity.
  3. If Windows shows Unblock in the ZIP Properties dialog, use it before extraction.
  4. Extract the entire archive to a local folder.
  5. Start MaintenanceToolkit.exe and read the warnings before confirming operations. Use Avvia_Manutenzione.bat only as a compatibility fallback.
  6. When MT finishes, inspect riepilogo.txt to distinguish completed modules, warnings, skipped operations and errors.

Illustrated tutorial →

Documentation

The guide below covers daily use and automation; the full technical documentation in the repository covers configuration, command-line options, logs, reports and administrative scenarios.

Daily use, command line and automation →

Privacy

No advertising, profiling or hidden telemetry. Logs and reports remain local; network functions are documented and initiated by the operator.