anyone here uses iolo system mechanic?

I have it installed and well the subscription is running out and it's annoying, keeps on reminding me. I feel like not renewing and unistalling it.

It clears up the excess crap on the pc and u know upkeeps the pc it can also defrag the registry when u restart.


is it useful?

 

pmed u my friend

 

Tune Up Utilities is better imho. No subscriptions. Just a one time buy. Same thing though. I really like the Tune Up GUI too. It also defrags hard drives super fast.

BTW u posted in the wrong section.

 

Thanks dude.


It was an impulse buy for me when i 1st encountered system mechanic. Saw it was good and hey even bought the registered version.

Of course i should have asked around and read some reviews but u know there's so much crap on every single aspect of a pc, already assembling the hardware would tire out anyone.

 

Well it's the same thing so you just wasted a few bucks that's it. No big deal.

Try Tune Up Utilities. The demo version is full featured to let you try everything out.

 

What there's a demo and a paid version. Any diff?

 

Well the Demo is the full version it'll just stop working after 30 days until you enter a serial number.

 

well so i have to buy it then after 30 days right?

 

yup. but after using it you will. The registry cleaner, the defrager & the temp file cleaner are the best I have ever used. I've tried a lot of these types of software too.

 

is it a 1 time purchase?

Cos system mechanic always asks me to renew after 1 year. :bang::bang:

 

sys mechanic isnt very good. in fact most freeware utilities do all the same things and better.

 

Yeah it's one time, that's why I suggested it to you when I saw that Iolo has a subscription fee.

 

Fits this section just perfectly:

General Software and Applications
http://forums.guru3d.com/forumdisplay.php?f=15

Thread moved.

 

Meh screw that Ccleaner is all you need.

 

it's the same thing.

 

Hey thanks guys/ This is the last time i'm using sys mechanic. Not renewing subscription.

 

Other then CCleaner. For registry defrag you can use the free NTREGOPT and/or Auslogics Registry Defrag.

 

JKDEFRAG use it for defragging it supports X86 and X64 and u can just extract it no need to install

 

Using it now suprised it has so many stages.
Last stage or so i think takes the longest.
Btw it defrags the registry too right? Not just the hdd space

 

Well the registry is on your HDD which normal Defrag does not touch (windows defrag)