'Norton System Fix' type freeware?

[ChipShop]

Greetings all...

Is there a freeware equivalent to Norton System Fix out there?

Gracias peeps...

ChipShop

 

[jmatt]

Maybe this.

Advanced WindowsCare
http://www.iobit.com/WindowsCare.htm
Slow down, freeze and crash are over. Repair and cure your windows with
1 click. It thoroughly examines Windows system, accurately detects the
bottleneck for slowing down and crashing, and fixes them.

 

[Bob Adkins]

Maybe this.

Advanced WindowsCare
http://www.iobit.com/WindowsCare.htm
Slow down, freeze and crash are over. Repair and cure your windows with
1 click. It thoroughly examines Windows system, accurately detects the
bottleneck for slowing down and crashing, and fixes them.

There is a 30 day trial, so this is Trialware, not Freeware. If you give it
a favorable review on a web site, you get the full version. That's not
exactly in the best Freeware spirit.

 

[POKO]

There is a 30 day trial, so this is Trialware, not Freeware. If you give it
a favorable review on a web site, you get the full version. That's not
exactly in the best Freeware spirit.

Bob,
If you go to the download site and read the reviews, you'll stay away
from this one. I've got SystemWorks and I'll stick with it in spite of
Norton's reputation of taking over the system.
Best,

 

[jmatt]

Another possible.

Online testing
http://www.pcpitstop.com/

 

[M.L.]

Is there a freeware equivalent to Norton System Fix out there?

CCleaner has an "issues" feature that cleans up with registry
integrity issues such as:

missing DLLs, unused file extensions, application paths, ActiveX and
class issues, etc.

It also cleans up the following file integrity issues:

Start Menu shortcuts
Desktop shortcuts

www.ccleaner.com

 

[David]

CCleaner has an "issues" feature that cleans up with registry
integrity issues such as:

missing DLLs, unused file extensions, application paths, ActiveX and
class issues, etc.

It also cleans up the following file integrity issues:

Start Menu shortcuts
Desktop shortcuts

www.ccleaner.com

It also insists on turning the Recycle bin back on if you have it
turned off. I have advised the authors.