- Quick specs
- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows XP
- Date added: February 18, 2009
- Total Downloads: 30,815
- Downloads last week: 448
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 24 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET staff on January 20, 2009
PC Fixer launches an attractive, well-designed interface that's easy to navigate. The functional design complements its ease of use. The feature list is adequate for most users, although experienced techies will prefer a more robust toolbox with more detail provided by its analysis.
Still, this free optimizer package performed well in our tests. It responded quickly, and we liked that it prioritized "ailments" needing repair when it scanned the Registry. We also liked that we could select categories for tweaking, such as IE, individual apps, Startup, Performance, and Service. And, should your changes have a bad outcome, an Undo button restores settings. We were disappointed no real warnings accompanied this section of the toolbox, and novices might mistake ease of use with being safe to use. For a free tool, though, the live chat Help is impressive and should be handy for folks unsure of the next step.
PC Fixer is a good middle-of-the-road toolbox. It probably won't be suitable for power users, but less intensive users will find it just right for making basic optimization tweaks.
Publisher's description
From Digital Support Technology :PC Fixer is a small, safe, easy, and free utility that automatically diagnose system and application problems on your computer based on our innovative Reverse Search Engine and a comprehensive database of support procedures. Then a list of detected computer problems is displayed with detailed descriptions for you to review. You may select specific problems from the list and let the utility to apply fixes to the problems instantly. You may also request the utility to undo the fixes. It also has a large searchable knowledge base and a community-based forum with many common PC support questions and answers.
Version 2.6.9 integrates live support and for the issues requiring manual fixing, live support provides free diagnosis by certified experts.
What's new in this version:
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 3.2 stars out of 24 votes
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Version: PC Fixer 2.6.9
"Very good easy to use middle of the road."
Pros: It is a easy program to use and seems to do it's job well good to see some backup for those that are starting out and are not sure how or what to do.
Cons: Even though it is a easy program to use this is also it's down side, For the those that are not up with the technical side it can be to easy to go to far. More info and warnings.
Summary: Would recommend this program because of the way it is set up and with it's features but would add a warning to use the program with care.
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Version: PC Fixer 2.6.9
Pros: Really easy to use and does a good job to fix things.
Cons: none thre isn't anything I don't hate about it.
Summary: very good and easy to use good software
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Version: PC Fixer 2.6.9
Pros: works effective, easy to use
Cons: none that i can see
Summary: overall its a good item to have
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0 out of 2 people found this review helpful
Version: PC Fixer 2.6.9
Pros: Su facilidad de uso
Cons: No le encontré nada que me disgustara
Summary: Me encanto por su facilidad de uso y pude arreglar un poco de detalles en mi computador.
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Version: PC Fixer 2.6.9
Pros: It fixes errors fast.
Cons: There isn't anything I don't like.
Summary: The one click option is pretty cool.
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