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Uniblue SpeedUpMyPC 2010 - ends 9am GMT Easter Monday
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http://www.computeractive.co.uk/vnunet/downloads/2128702/speedupmypc
Keeping a PC running at its peak performance can seem a time-consuming and complicated process. There are endless junk files to clean up, services to be tweaked, startup programs to eliminate, and hundreds of Windows settings to optimise: it's hard to know where to begin. Unless, that is, you get a little expert help from SpeedUpMyPC 2010.
Keeping a PC running at its peak performance can seem a time-consuming and complicated process. There are endless junk files to clean up, services to be tweaked, startup programs to eliminate, and hundreds of Windows settings to optimise: it's hard to know where to begin. Unless, that is, you get a little expert help from SpeedUpMyPC 2010.
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This is a one year licence. For most people Advanced System Care (or many others) would be as good, simpler and no strings. Just my opinion.A fool may give advice but the one who takes it is the bigger fool.0
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This is a one year licence. For most people Advanced System Care (or many others) would be as good, simpler and no strings. Just my opinion.
in my view this is better than advance system care which I have just taken off my pc.
no strings with this one either.just my 2 cents.0 -
Albionwarrior, your thoughts always welcme and I for one would welcome any suggestions for alternatives, perhaps a link to a Techies thread though rather than here?albionwarrior wrote: »in my view this is better than advance system care which I have just taken off my pc.
no strings with this one either.just my 2 cents.A fool may give advice but the one who takes it is the bigger fool.0 -
Thanks for this.
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Have tried both and prefer ASC. Uniblue set largesystemcache to on, which apparently isn't very good unless your PC is a file server which I guess most home PCs aren't. Still will keep Uniblue on my PC to try for a bit longer.0
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