


One of the best Windows optimization software currently available in the market, BoostSpeed 11 is the first choice system cleanser for many of the Fortune 500 companies.īoostSpeed diagnostics involves scanning your entire Windows system and thereby presenting a detailed report of the location of junk files, applications hampering the speed of your Random Access Memory (RAM), background unused applications occupying memory space thereby slowing down the system and any other system failures or glitches. The latest version of BoostSpeed is BoostSpeed 11 which comes in a paid and a free variant. The registry can be defragged and cleaned of errors, there is a disk free space wiper and duplicate file finder, an uninstall manager, a startup manager that rates startup entries according to whether they are trustworthy, a tweak manager with dozens of options for customising your interface, altering settings and optimising performance.BoostSpeed is a premiere product offered by Auslogics which is a leading global company in the production of computer maintenance and software optimization applications for Microsoft Windows. There are also many more tools, like web browser clean-up, which enables you to remove unwanted add-ons and toolbars. The defragmenter can be run when the PC is idle, memory can be recovered when it is low, more processing power can be given to the active application, and a few other tweaks. The Live Speedup section is interesting, as it constantly analyses the memory, processor, disk fragmentation, and so on. Individual tweaks can be applied or you can select them all and one click will apply them. There are options to disable Windows settings that few people use, while enabling others that could mprove performance, and so on. The System Advisor section of the program is very useful, and offers lots of tweaks and advice. Such scary messages might unnecessarily worry some users. After the scan you can view potential problems, though it seems to classify lots of very ordinary Chrome cookies as ‘Severe’ in bright red under the heading ‘Productivity impact*. The System Privacy section looks for tracking cookies and other things that might allow your online activity to be monitored. Tick boxes next to the items enable them to be selected or deselected. Once again there is a Repair All button, but you can also enter each section and view the findings. In the Diagnostics section you can scan the PC and check for junk files, system stability and computer speed.

The faults are displayed and there’s a Repair All button Every minor issue is made out to be a serious problem, but there are lots of useful tools.
