Firstly, i didn’t say “it finds more so it must be better”, so that’s not my logic. Also i don’t use the deep scan feature. But i still don’t find the registry scan (without deep scan) aggressive. And user has a chance to look at them before fixing them. If i’m caring about what i’m doing, then i’m fine, and i said i didn’t had any troubles so far. Furthermore it solves some problems. Should this comment make you fit me into sth? anyway
If you don’t use “Care” button, you can see what will be done to your system before the fixing process. For instance, for system optimization part: Just go to “Diagnose System” page, press “Scan”. Then you may see something like “x problems found” in system optimization part. Click on it and you’ll exactly see what will happen to your system.
I don’t see any bugs or errors in the program, just works smoothly (version 3.3.4). Maybe in the previous versions you had some bugs, as i didn’t use it for some time.
Btw, today i was getting “no disk” error and it fixed it fortunately. Actually the system optimization works well and fixes many problems (it also helped me a few times in the past).
Here i don’t aim to discuss on which is better or sth else. You just criticized the program like it is so bad and does cause lots of dangerous cases. And then saying that it has restrictions in the free version, then “TuneUp probably being the best and safest one to use” (which has no free version) lol. You criticized the program without knowing some parts of it, I found your criticisms unfair, you compared it with other products, all these stuffs make you seem like you are just bashing the program. That’s why i mentioned TuneUp a few times and made such a comment.
Revo is not a panaceia. It does not clean everything if after the uninstallation you need to boot. Sometimes, the own removing procedure could do a better job, just after boot, than Revo. If the uninstallation requires boot, follow Revo, take notes of the files and registry keys listed in Revo but do not delete then. Procedure with booting. Well, this is my experience specially with antivirus and firewalls, programs that are installed deeply in the computer.
Yeah for security software it’s best to use their own uninstallers. The majority of vendors seem to offer standalone uninstall tools for their software(which we both know well don’t we ).
: Ok, i tried to explain some parts (description of system optimization actions, etc) of ASC that you don’t know about and therefore criticized your criticisms. You may call this “flame baits” and even may call me evil. : alright, it will be the best to sleep now. lol good night guys…
Infact you explained nothing to me that i don’t already know and you really haven’t answered my critics of the program since you misunderstood all of my posts and are making wild assumptions about the meaning of my words and my knowledge of the program. Which is why i can’t be bothered with you cause i don’t have the energy nor the will to argue with you(or anybody else that is that thick-headed for that matter). Sorry you will have to find someone else to argue with. Good night.
Like the case in these pics, we can first see the changes (before fixing) for all the other modules as well. Hope this helps. For the other subjects, i won’t say anything else. By the way im not arguing, just stating my opinions and discussing, but you’re insulting. whatever, my thick head won’t get those at least. lol and this was my last post on this subject.
mevcit stop replying to me. Just stop. I repeat myself: you have misunderstood ALL and i mean ALL of my posts and their meaning/point. Don’t try to explain how ASC works to me as i know the program far better than you OK ? I’ve already told you i don’t want to go there why do you keep pushing ? As for insulting don’t play dumb with me you have been posting to me like i am some sort of an idiot with every post you make so stop it please. Before i really start insulting. I won’t be so nice then anymore.
Configuring WaitToKillApp or WaitToKillService can cause program, or worse, system instability because if the program does not close within the allotted time [5 seconds is to be set accdg. to your screenshot], program is forcefully closed therefore, data losses.
This will be insignificant if you have a very high end PC but still, some programs need more than 5 secs to close.
Could this be a suspicious fela for my dear windows installer?
The only reason i use Advanced System Care was for the system optimization,
altough some things i could configure manualy and some not, but what thanks for the info about not messing with registrys, i learned my lesson IMO, i dont know why but seems my dear “windows installer” was a victim eitheir to this or microsoft great crapy updates.
One thing im almost certain is that windows update does screw “windows installer”,
now can depend on what version of XP we install too, i definitly was cursed by microsoft.
This one reason now that i should learn to install and use Linux OS.
Go with Kubuntu. KDE interface is very intuitive and similar to Windows. The learning curve is not that high (talking about interface, not Linux concepts).
Wubi is the easiest way to go for Ubuntu and/or Kubuntu. The Wubi installer will put C:\install.exe on your computer. Mbam (when using Windows) will detect C:\install.exe as a Trojan. It’s harmless, you can either have mbam ignore it or put it in quarantine.
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