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System Optimizer Review

Was there a time during your computing days that you'd just suddenly get stressed about your PC slowing down, your file searches returning invalid reference links, or even when un-installing a software you no longer needed, would still appear at the Add/Remove programs on your control panel? You might have tried updating your anti-virus engine, defragmented your hard drives, uninstalled some useless software, updated your windows patches, downloaded several tools to speed up your computer, but all these time-consuming efforts did not make your PC regain its performance as it was before.

So what could be the problem? Don't just immediately consider upgrading your system unless you are absolutely sure that your system is clean and healthy.

For the past 5 years, I've been using different tools to keep my hard disk clean, registry intact, memory and CPU optimized. But using different tools is also time consuming and would sometimes conflict each other. More often also, I can not keep up with the patches and software updates for all those tools that I'm using since I have a lot of other things to do aside from keeping my computer and tools up-to-date.

But all these changed for the past week. I was glad to realize that all I need is the System Optimizer for me to manage all the maintenance tasks that I need to do to keep my computer clean and healthy, and have enough time to do all other more important tasks than to keep track of the updates and patches of my system.

System Optimizer, by Digeus Software is the smartest way to solve computer problems and protect your valuable data. This easy-to-use software helps you eliminate system crash, prevent computer problems, and restore your system to a healthy state. And how does it do it? The System Optimizer have the following built-in tools to help you manage the administration of your personal computer:
  1. Registry Cleaner
  2. Registry Defragmenter
  3. Junk Files Cleaner
  4. Duplicate Files Finder
  5. Disk Space Analyzer
  6. Smart Uninstaller
  7. Service Manager
  8. Startup Manager
  9. Privacy Protection
The current version is 8.2 and supports the following Windows platform:
Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT / XP / 2000 / 2003 / Vista x32, Vista x64, Windows 7

Now for my readers, you may get a free REGISTRATION CODE of the System Optimizer by blogging or posting a review of this product. Just leave a comment posting the link of your review, your full name, and email address/contact option so I could send you the registration details.

So what's keeping you slow? Why don't you try this software instead?
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MinnieRunner said…
Pa-optimize naman ng PC ko!
September 1, 2010 at 3:29 PM
pEDo said…
Madz, I don't have to optimize your PC. You can have a registered copy of your own System Optimizer if you post a brief product review about it on your twitter, facebook, friendster, or forums. Just give me the link of your review.
September 1, 2010 at 3:42 PM
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