Recommended things to do after Windows 7 unexpected shutdown?

I've always wondered this question. I am not talking about a shut-down due to some error in Windows 7, but rather if say there is a power outage and your computer shuts-down unexpectedly mid session.

After you restore power and turn-on your computer again, are there any recommended repair utilities you should run in order to fix any potential errors/problems that might have been caused due to Windows 7 improperly shutting down?

What I usually do is run ScanDisk on all my hard drives, run a program called "CClean" to clean up any temporary files on C:, and run some registry error fixing utility that I use called "Auslogics SpeedBoost".

But are there any other steps I should do? Are there better recommended programs to run that fix things that might be broken after an improper shut-down?

Thanks! :)

Thanks for your reply, but I fear you have misunderstood my question!

I am talking about situations where the computer shuts-down unexpectedly due to *external* circumstances which have nothing to do with Windows, i.e. a power-outage!

Thanks kado897!