Tune Up Utilities 2006
It’s a tad expensive for what it offers, but its convenience and speed ensure this might be a worthwhile investment.
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- Minimum System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 98: 800x600 screen resolution with 256 colors, 25 MB free disk space, 133 MHz Intel Pentium or AMD K5 processor, CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive Microsoft Windows XP: 1024x786 screen resolution with 16.7 million colors, 40 MB free disk space, Intel Pentium II or AMD Athlon processor, CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive, Internet access.
- Single, simple interface, Ease of Use, Speed, Convenience factor
- A little pricey
Utilities 2006
PCs are complicated animals, mysterious and daunting to inexperienced users. TuneUp Utilities 2006 aims to take the hassle out of maintaining a healthy system. It does so with some panache.
TuneUp's main plus point is ease of use. Most of its functions can be achieved with a little computer know how and a handful of free, downloadable applications - there's a selection here. But getting down and dirty with your PC's Registry or changing its hard disk's boot order are not tasks that will appeal to ingenues - TuneUp Utilities 2006 makes such essential housekeeping simple.
As well as taking care of the Registry, this program can restore deleted files or ensure that binned documents are overwritten forever. It cleans up your RAM, defrags your hard disk and customises the look of your PC's operating system. All from a single interface.
The software installs smoothly and right from the very beginning, the ease of use factor is entirely clear. From the start you can choose to analyse and optimise your PC's performance, scan for problems then fix them - if you're able to resist turning all those nasty red crosses into lovely green ticks, you are stronger than we are. You can schedule any of TuneUp's functions to run unattended; ideal for those who aren't always in front of their PC. It's difficult to assess with any accuracy the impact of such pruning on a PC's performance but, after a heavy dose of TuneUp tune-ups, our creaking test system seemed a lot happier with life. And everything we asked Utilities to do, it did quickly.
TuneUp Utilities 2006 puts into a simple a single, interface everything you need to keep your PC running smoothly. But computer-savvy readers may already take care of many of the tasks Utilities handles, and the convenience this program offers isn't cheap either.
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