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Been trying this with Win 7 32 and 64 bit , works very nice . I like the boot screen options . Turbo Option is neat , might interest gamers as it shuts down unnecessary processes ( you pick them ) while you play .
Trial : http://www.tune-up.com/products/tuneup-utilities/
This is pretty nice, been waiting like what seemed forever for a new version of this app to pop up. :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
Yeah, it's very good.
Used to use Tune-up long back..Will definitely try it now.
Thanks Peat :)
ok is very goooooooooooooood
I'm trying Win7 Manager side by side and its nice too but TuneUp is a great program . Thank you for your replies guys .
Win7 Manager : http://www.yamicsoft.com/windows7manager/index.html
I'll never try TuneUp Utilities again.
I used a version of it about a year ago and it work great for several months. Then I started to get several errors all related to it and so I tried uninstalling it in hopes of simply doing a reinstall. The moment I did that, everything went to shit. I lost loads of stuff on my C drive and ended up having to reformat. It may have been some conflict with Windows 7 beta but it worked fine for so long that that is even a bit tough to believe. :idunno:
i also liked it.
This is really work. Im using a win7 with 1gbram and kaspersky 2010 and i have no speed problem.
i have the 2009 version
it rocks
will downlaod the 2010 version as well!
thanks
Try one year.Quote:
Originally Posted by S!XThis is pretty nice, been waiting like what seemed forever for a new version of this app to pop up. :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by peat moss
2009 --->2010
I think I'm gonna sit this one out tho'. At least until Win7 becomes more familiar and they begin touting Win7 support.
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Originally Posted by S!X
It does have full Win7 support , one I'm using anyway .
Press Release:
New Version of TuneUp Utilities Available in Late October
BOSTON, Massachusetts—October 2, 2009— TuneUp today announced that the latest version of its award‐winning series of PC optimization software will be available at the end of October. The software manufacturer has integrated a number of new features, including full Windows 7 support, into TuneUp Utilities 2010, making PC maintenance more convenient for both novice and professional computer users.
Link : http://www.tune-up.com/company/press/
I know they say it does, but it just seems like it's not directly aiming it at Win7...I dunno. When Vista came out they touted support for it and XP just became the blacksheep.
Maybe I'll try it if I can find the latest ver.
fantastic software Tuneup:)
I still use Version 2008, I tried 2009 but did not like the system warning it would popup everytime you started it about things it sees wrong with your system. 2008 didn't do that and as far as I can see it was the only change from 08 to 09. If they got rid of that annoying feature in the 2010 version I will give it a try, but otherwise I will stick with 2008. Heck I used 2004 until just last year
thanks m8...great app
same exact thing happen to me.
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Originally Posted by Skiz
Funny as I'v had few problems installing on multiple computers , Windows is just weird tho as we all know .
One program I always install on friends computers tho as it's so multi purpose . Each to their own course .
yet verry good
It`s really works. I`m using old Tuneup Utiltites 2009. It works good and there is no need to update it.
The best utility program , it always installed on my pc ;)
Great program, thanks.
Thanks mate the Best program ..
NOt That good cleanDisk is better!
I forgot to mention that when I used the 2004 version, I installed it as is and its 1 click maintenance ran and deleted all my Acronis images from my D drive. Needless to say I was really ticked off. Since then I immediately shut down the 1 click function right after install. They may have fixed the problem but my backuop images are too important to me to allow the 1 Click to ever run again.
And basically I use Tuneup for its registry cleaner only anyway and the system optimization tools just once. So when I turn off 1 click it allows me to use just what I want without the risk of all features running automatically and screwing up something.
What I found is using the registry cleaner (and by the way it has never deleted anything that messed up my system) along with a good defragmenter (PerfectDisk is my favorite) and a file eraser (Windows Recycle Bin doesn't erase, it fills the blank space of the drive with junk) like Bcwipe (theres an actual older free one that will run on XP but not Vista or 7) or Hiedi's Eraser (works on Vista and 7 but screws up locked files sometimes) I have found I can go for years without slowing down and having to reformat. Before I started this I had to reformat every 6 months or so or my system slowed to a crawl.
If you google "last free version" and look for the 321download site, you will find page after page of free stuff (allthough it is older and most will not run on Vista or 7). If you use 98SE or XP you can find some gems there like the Bcwipe I mentioned and a precursor to convertxtodvd.
Not a bad tool compares to Wopti, i use them both.