Windows 7: jv16 PowerTools 2010 Beta1 released

The beta version of jv16 Powertools has been released. Anyone wishing to test it can download it from the following link.



Macecraft Software • View topic - jv16 PowerTools 2010 Beta1 released!

Very cool. This is my first choice of reg cleaner. Installing now. Thank you for posting. +rep

Is there any restrictions on a beta version IE does it stop working when the real version is released or can you continue to use it forever

Thanks

Everyone knows about Tuneup Utilities, WinUtilities, Glary Utilities, WinOptimizer, and Advanced SystemCare. However, only a handful, lucky few know about jv16 PowerTools. That is a relative shame because jv16 PowerTools is a powerful, reliable, and feature filled system utility/optimizer similar to the other five I just mentioned. Well no worries; let me introduce you to jv16 PowerTools and then I will tell you how you can get jv16 PowerTools 2009 for free!
As already mentioned, jv16 PowerTools is powerful, and feature filled:

Main Tools

• Software Uninstaller
• Startup Manager
• Registry Manager
• Registry Cleaner
• Registry Finder
• Registry Find and Replace
• Registry Monitor
• Registry Compactor
• Registry Information
• File Finder
• File Cleaner
• File Organizer

• File Recovery
• Duplicate File Finder
• File Tool
• Directory Finder
• Directory Tool
• Disk Wiper
• Service Manager (New!!)
• System Cleaner
• System Optimizer (New!!)
• Start Menu Tool
• History Cleaner
• Automation Tool

What is not mentioned in the list above is the fact that jv16 PowerTools has a backup/restore system which has you covered in case you delete something, like a registry entry, that you were not supposed to delete.
So are you interested yet? Well this is how to get jv16 PowerTools 2009 for free:

More...........Free jv16 PowerTools 2009! | Freebies | dotTech [.org]

Thanks I have been using jv16 power tools ver 1.3 for many years and would like to continue using it but do not know if it will work in the 64 bit environment.

Is this version legit and or any chance of malware/trojans etc in the download?

Thanks

Yes and no

OK which is yes and which is no

My main concern is with malware/trojans etc

I believe he answered your questions in order.

Thanks

I'm done with JV16 I had the 2009 version and I know for a fact that it changed my Welcome Logon screen. After doing a registry clean I rebooted and the logon screen that I use for two Administrators became screwed up and when I went to do a system restore that no longer works either. So thanks to JV16 powertools I am stuck with doing a clean install. Good luck with 2010 you will need it!