Windows users that have a habbit of trying out new softwares might have noticed that in the long run their computer slows down. Why does this happen?? When you install a new sofware then the windows registry entries are updated to include the new sofware registry information. But when you remove a software then the registry settings many times are not cleared properly or modified properly to reflect the software removal completly. This causes your computer to slow down. You can repair your registry by using registry repair software.
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I read the review here and reviews for about about 5-6 different tune up type programs and decided on Jv16 Powertools (macecraft.com). It was a good decision. My system is much faster so I would recommend this software instead.
JV16 works for us as well and we'll never switch to another brand. We've been with JV ever since version 1. Have no plans to ever change. Why rock the boat? :-)
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