Tuneup 2010 came out today (well for preorder/existing cutomers.
I have it on now, its a lot less Menus as before as most of the settings are in Tabs now.
Kind of hard to explain but no doubt you will see it soon.
If anyone cannot get it early I can grab it as a Demo for you.
TuneUp America - Download (2010)
Just grabbed their .PDF ,manual for 2010 and it claims Windows 7 support and now full 64bit support.
I have checked in in my task manager and its running 64bit not 32bit like 2009
Thanks! That helps!Well, surprise, I just received an email to download Tuneup 2010, optimized for Windows 7! I didn't know it was going to be released so soon. Loaded it onto my computer, and it seems to be working well.
As I have had TuneUp for many years, I do have a comfort level with it. Unless I hear a reason not to be using it, it has been a part of my grouping of programs I keep on hand for computer maintenance.
Hope that helps.
While, I wholly agree that its best not to mess with registry of an OS, it has been my experience that one time or other when u have been using it for too long dud registry entries do create complications. Fortunately, TU 2009 usuallu solved those probs quite well.
PS.@Hiker Guy: Let us know how it's going with TU 2010 and 1Click Maintainance. Any setbacks or hiccupswe should know about while ordering Tu 2010!
Last edited by dorian hawkmoon; 01 Nov 2009 at 01:53.
No issues here with 2010, couple of things I would like more details on so I will mail support.
It basically is totally new and I think its aimed more at Vista and Win 7 esp 64bit finally.
I could have gotten you it far cheaper than retail as a long time customer, cannot remember how much less but 2009 cost me £16 per licence (less if multiple purchases) and it retailed at £30 on their site.
It only uses the serial for your license, you can use any user name so I bought it for some friends and family last time around.
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