However, not all are better alternatives than their stock counterparts. Bottom Line:Īt first glance, Advanced SystemCare has everything you would think you'd ever need to keep a PC in tip-top shape: uninstallers, driver updaters, and so on. Even after uninstalling SystemCare, you're forced to uninstall each individual app separately. SystemCare's toolbox behaves more like a glorified stub installer for IOBit's other products than a true all-in-one program. Tedious uninstallation: Advanced SystemCare's setup is like a collection of shortcuts to other downloads.
Many tools are shortcuts to separate applications that are visually inconsistent and offer questionable value over default tools. Lackluster redesign: Claims of a Metro-friendly redesign amount to nothing more than color changes, font tweaks to a thinner sans-serif type, and icon packs. When in doubt, most users will probably opt for just that. One-click fix: Despite its daunting list of options, users shouldn't have trouble finding some kind of fix-all option. Lots of tools: IOBit's everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach to Advanced SystemCare means you're bound to find something useful for your machine in its massive library of tools, tweakers, and cleaners. It comes with a suite of optimization tools, including an uninstaller, one-click registry fixes, defragmenters, and more. They agreed to cancel my charge, but what a hassle! In the end my problem which was that outlook was not starting had a very simple solution and I did not need their software at all.Advanced SystemCare Free is a Swiss Army Knife of a PC utility. I immediately received an email showing I was charged 139 dollars! I was furious and spend a good hour on the phone waiting to talk to their billing department. Once I entered credit card info there was no confirmation screen telling me how much my order was and no place order button. I was under the impression I was going to pay 17.95. The pricing structure is presented in a deliberately confusing way. Now you find out you have to pay to fix your issues. When you click activate you are taken to another screen. (I ran a McAfee scan this am and it reported no issues!) When you select the option to fix, you are taken to the activation screen. it will very likely report 100's of problems making you believe your system is really messed up. The scan is free and is indeed very thorough. First of all you are made to believe it is free when you download.
I suggest extreme caution with this software. Hidden fees, obscure pricing structure on web site
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