That's a great question, and you're definitely not alone. Here's the deal:
AcceleWrite is part of System Mechanic's "LiveBoost" features - it doesn't run on its own. It depends on System Mechanic being open in the background. So when you close System Mechanic completely, AcceleWrite shuts down too. That's normal behavior, not a bug.
? Here's What You Can Do:
1.
Don't Close System Mechanic - Minimize It Instead
Instead of exiting the program completely, just
minimize it to your system tray (that's the small group of icons near your clock). This way, AcceleWrite (and other performance tools like RAMJet and OptiCore) will keep running in the background.
2.
Turn on Automatic Background Tasks
You can set System Mechanic to handle things automatically:
- Open the program.
- Go to Settings or ActiveCare.
- Make sure scheduled tasks like LiveBoost are enabled to run on their own, even when the main window is closed.
That way, it'll quietly keep optimizing in the background without needing your attention.
3.
Check for Other Software Interfering
Sometimes, AcceleWrite might stop running because of:
- Conflicts with antivirus or other system utilities
- A system update that disrupted how it loads
- An outdated or corrupted install of System Mechanic
Try this:
- Update System Mechanic to the latest version.
- Right-click and run it as Administrator when you launch it.
- If you use antivirus, add System Mechanic to its list of trusted apps.
If it still keeps shutting down, try uninstalling and reinstalling System Mechanic fresh.
