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System Protectors

JarvisOS ships with two post-install maintenance tools that keep your environment stable, clean, and under control: AtlasOS Toolbox and Revision Tool. Both are installed to C:\Program Files\JarvisOS Tools with desktop shortcuts created automatically.

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AtlasOS Toolbox

The AtlasOS Toolbox is a comprehensive system management GUI with 80+ toggles across every major Windows subsystem. JarvisOS bundles it because it provides the cleanest approach to update management and system configuration available in the AME ecosystem.

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Key Capabilities

Update Management

Enable and disable Windows Update on demand. The recommended workflow: toggle on → patch → toggle off. Prevents unwanted component reinstalls.

Power Plans

Switch between balanced, high-performance, and ultimate performance power plans. Developer workloads benefit from Ultimate Performance.

Network Tweaks

TCP/IP stack tuning, DNS configuration, and network adapter settings without touching the registry manually.

System Cleanup

Temp file purge, prefetch cleanup, and system restore point management from a single panel.

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Location

C:\Program Files\JarvisOS Tools\AtlasDesktop\
C:\Windows\AtlasModules\   ← PowerShell backend modules
Launch from the desktop shortcut or from the Start Menu.

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Revision Tool

The Revision Tool is the maintenance companion from the ReviOS ecosystem. JarvisOS includes it with ReviOS compatibility markers so it runs at full capability.

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What It Handles

  • System integrity checks without triggering SFC reversions
  • Cleanup of residual files from Windows Update sessions
  • Configuration resets for specific Windows subsystems
  • Quick diagnostics for common post-AME issues
The Revision Tool shows full functionality because JarvisOS includes ReviOS compatibility markers in the build. If it prompts for a ReviOS environment check, it will pass.

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Windows Defender

JarvisOS leaves Windows Defender enabled by default. This is an intentional choice — removing Defender requires trusting your entire software supply chain. If you want to disable it: 
# Via Privacy+ Settings CLI
ame-settings-cli set defender --state off
Or use the optional Defender removal option in the AtlasOS Toolbox.
Disabling Defender is a one-way operation without a reinstall. Only do this if you have a specific reason and understand the risk surface.
The Windows Print Spooler (spoolsv.exe) is disabled by default in JarvisOS as a PrintNightmare mitigation. If you need to print: 
# Enable via AtlasOS Toolbox → Services → Print Spooler
# Or via Privacy+ Settings CLI:
ame-settings-cli set spooler --state on
Disable it again when done — there is no reason to keep it running permanently on a developer workstation.