optimizers

asser · 24 Jan 2012

Hi
I have tryed all major tuneup programs,for windows 7.
And i believe that 360amigo system speed up is the best and,it is not more expencive than others,i have read that avg pc tune up should be the best sofware for windows 7,but that is false,the only feature that you can use is system scan and that is a blast.
But never touch the system advisor,if you do that anyway,then be prepared to reinstall windows.
I am sorry to say that the only sofware in that category,that you can use fully(without reinstall windows)is the 360amigo system speed up.
All others:Reinstall windows!!
And this is not a comercial,but the program i am talking about in so nice therms,is very small and uses very little of your cpu.
Another good software is windows 7 manager,from yamisoft.

I would be happy to hear any oppinions regarding this thread.

Kind Regards Asser::)

panais · 24 Jan 2012

Hi.

Windows 7 is not XP.

You don't need any such 'System Optimizers' at all,tuneup programs make things worst!

Let's talk about a new Windows Optimizer

stormy13 · 24 Jan 2012

Methinks someone has an infatuation with re-installing Windows,

Is Cleaners Registry Cleaner "safe"

Tune up/re-install windows

Amigo360,Avg Pc tune up and system scan/cleanup

Tune up software

yamicsoft?

Is it necessary to clean windows 7

Either that or you can't seem to learn for past experience that none of these "system optimizers" (more like snake oil) are needed.

Layback Bear · 24 Jan 2012

IMHO snake oil for sure, all of them. Windows 7 doesn't need optimized. It takes care of itself with built in programs and clean ups. Let Windows 7 be Windows 7 and you will learn to love it. If you ever get a problem let us help. If you have a problem post it and someone 9999.9 % of the time you can get what you need here.

pparks1 · 24 Jan 2012

asser said:

Hi
I have tryed all major tuneup programs,for windows 7.

And like many others on this forum, I have found none of these tools necessary. Windows 7 really takes care of itself, and as long as you don't install everything you ever find, it should continue to run great on it's own. I do make an effort to run all tests and software evals in a virtual machine myself. Keeps the host OS running great.

derekimo · 24 Jan 2012

stormy13 said:

Methinks someone has an infatuation with re-installing Windows,

Is Cleaners Registry Cleaner "safe"

Tune up/re-install windows

Amigo360,Avg Pc tune up and system scan/cleanup

Tune up software

yamicsoft?

Is it necessary to clean windows 7

Either that or you can't seem to learn for past experience that none of these "system optimizers" (more like snake oil) are needed.

Infatuated indeed...