First Look video: Auslogics BoostSpeed

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If you're already familiar with the excellent Auslogics Disk Defrag, a freeware application that logically rearranges file data and free space, you might be intrigued by Auslogics BoostSpeed. The all-in-one optimizing suite groups together an uninstaller, startup manager, file shredder, and more than 10 other tools to coax your operating system to top performance. Get a tour of BoostSpeed's easy quick-launching interface in the First Look video above and find out why it's an editor favorite.

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Topics:: Utilities and drivers

Tags:: First Look,; Auslogics BoostSpeed,; Disk Defrag

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by 0zSpit June 14, 2008 1:45 PM PDT: this is what auslogic tries to push off on the people who use their 100% useless defragmenter that's nothing but a light show. real tests have shown that auslogic disk defrag does absolutely nothing, then it pops up an add for this. it's just another optimizer that will destroy your computers files while claiming to get rid of all the junk.; Reply to this comment


by tashfeen_m August 15, 2008 11:06 AM PDT: I agree with 0zSpit. If you really want to boost system performance, use at least two good registry cleaners (one is never enough, something that's true for anti-spyware as well), plus a privacy/cleaning software like CCleaner. Here's my list: http://techqi.blogspot.com/2008/01/miscellaneous-security-software-part-1.html in case you're interested.; Reply to this comment