Can anyone tell me if the free perfromance scan they offer on here safe to use?
Free preformance scan on this site safe?
- Thread starter penfan
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i wasn't aware we offered a free performance scan
must be an advert of sorts, do you have a link? don't open it, just post it here please?My Computer
System One
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well its like when I cam to this thread at the top and bottom of the thread it said reccomended fix click here to run a free scan to fix your vista errors. this is the site it gives you when you click the link Registry — RegistryBooster — Top Rated Registry Cleaner. it saids microsoft gold certified.
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Frostmourne
Banned
If you want a very similar program try glary utlities.
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- Sony Vaio Z46GDU
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- [email protected] w/6MB L2 cache 1066MHz FSB
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- 9300M GS 256MB + Intel Integrated 4500MHD
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- 1MB/s
kword88
Power User
try pcpitstop.com
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- (2) Nvidia 8800m GTX in Sli
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- Onboard RealTek
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- 42" JVC LCD HDTV
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- 1920x1080p 32 bit
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- (2) seagate 7200rpm in RAID 0 (1) maxtor external 1 terabyte firewire
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- laptop
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Odd
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My advice? You shouldn't use any 'performance scans' found online.
Go check out the free software thread Brink has (in the software section of course) and try some of the more reputable tune-up programs.
I personally don't like the all in one utilities very much, so I stick to smaller programs for individual tasks (ex. CCleaner, Malwarebytes', built in disk cleanup etc...).
Go check out the free software thread Brink has (in the software section of course) and try some of the more reputable tune-up programs.
I personally don't like the all in one utilities very much, so I stick to smaller programs for individual tasks (ex. CCleaner, Malwarebytes', built in disk cleanup etc...).