PC BOOSTER any good?

[Ritter197]

After I finished PC Pitstop and Optimize Now I got an offer to buy PC
Booster.

Does anyone have it and is satisfied with results?

 

[paulmd]

After I finished PC Pitstop and Optimize Now I got an offer to buy PC
Booster.

Does anyone have it and is satisfied with results?

NO, no, no!

 

[kony]

After I finished PC Pitstop and Optimize Now I got an offer to buy PC
Booster.

Does anyone have it and is satisfied with results?

The best way to improve your system is to never install any
of that junk and if anything like it is installed, or
Norton/McAfee software, uninstall it.

 

[Vanguard]

After I finished PC Pitstop and Optimize Now I got an offer to buy
PC Booster.

Does anyone have it and is satisfied with results?

Another one that is susceptible to spam. Just takes a few to keep
spam a viable means of generating revenue.

 

[Hertz_Donut]

After I finished PC Pitstop and Optimize Now I got an offer to buy PC
Booster.

Does anyone have it and is satisfied with results?

You wasted your money with the first two...and now you want to throw more
good money after bad?

DeClerk

 

[David Fairbrother]

The best way to improve your system is to never install any
of that junk and if anything like it is installed, or
Norton/McAfee software, uninstall it.

....and install AVG?

 

[Ritter197]

Thanks for all the good advice.

I do appreciate it.

 

[Cari \(MS-MVP\)]

It it looks too good to be true....... it almost certainly is. You've
already fallen for two scams, are you really going to be taken in by a
third?

 

[ElJerid]

After I finished PC Pitstop and Optimize Now I got an offer to buy PC
Booster.

Does anyone have it and is satisfied with results?

Forget about those "boosters". If your pc is correctly set up, without
unnecessary services and automatically starting programs or other
"cosmetics", all you need to keep your PC fast and in good condition is a
pair of free softwares: a cleaner for your temp files, cookies and other
Internet overhead, and a registry cleaner.
For example: Dclean (www.xs4all.nl) and Regclean (from Jouni Vuorio). Both
can be downloaded for free and do an excellent job.

 

[Ritter197]

I cannot find what you suggest under "zoeken" or "search" And I speak
Dutch!

Karel

 

[Larry Samuels]

Just as well--you don't want to use a registry cleaner unless you know what
you are doing and take full control of the actions it performs.

NEVER trust any registry cleaner to "fix all"


--
Larry Samuels Associate Expert
MS-MVP (2001-2005)
Unofficial FAQ for Windows Server 2003 at
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