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CoreX · Documentation

Everything you need to use CoreX.

Guides for getting started, using system tools carefully, installing or packaging CoreX, and contributing to the open-source project.

For Windows 10 (21H2+) and Windows 11 · Open the source repository ↗

System safety: CoreX can change Windows configuration, DNS, and files. Read each operation first, back up important files, and use a restore point where appropriate. See the Permissions Guide before approving administrator access.

Start here

Overview · 01CoreX Feature ReferenceUnderstand monitoring, tweaks, cleanup, DNS, apps, recovery, settings, and hardware limitations.Explore CoreX features → For users · 01Complete User GuideUnderstand the dashboard, tweaks, restore points, cleanup, DNS, apps, settings, and troubleshooting.Read the user guide → Setup · 02Installation GuideCheck requirements, choose the official installer, install, update, and uninstall CoreX.Install CoreX → Windows access · 03Permissions GuideLearn when Windows may request UAC/admin approval and how to handle prompts safely.Review permissions → Help · 04Troubleshooting & FAQFind safe next steps for launch errors, missing readings, UAC, tweaks, DNS, cleanup, and package installs.Find an answer →

Build, distribute, and contribute

Engineering · 05Technical OverviewExplore the Electron process model, React interface, IPC feature groups, and system-operation review points.Understand the architecture → Distribution · 06Packages & ReleasesUnderstand installer and portable builds, source dependencies, package managers, and release verification.View package guide → Open source · 07Contribution GuideSet up a development environment, make focused changes, verify them, and submit a clear pull request.Contribute to CoreX →

Policies and project references

Policies · 08Privacy PolicyWhat CoreX processes locally and what may be sent for analytics, update checks, and user-started diagnostics.Read privacy details → Policies · 09Personal Data PolicyData categories, purposes, retention, choices, and how to contact the publisher.Read data details → Policies · 10Terms and ConditionsDraft terms for using the MIT-licensed CoreX application.Read terms →

Documentation follows the repository and may lag behind a newly released version. Check the in-app descriptions and release notes before applying system changes.