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TweakVI Basic User Reviews
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"Very good software"
Version: TweakVI Basic 1 build 1046
Pros
Everything I was looking for to tweak my Vista. And all that for free. Brilliant.
Cons
None.
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"Load of Rubbish Lies Fake Free"
Version: TweakVI Basic 1 build 1046
Pros
NOthing is good about it if its fake free - this is junk crippled ware.
Cons
Listed as Free when the only thing free about it is the free download but if u want to use it it then becomes not free
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"Best $40 I've ever spent"
Version: TweakVI Basic 1 build 1046
Pros
I started with the free version. I was impressed with the interface. The (un)available tools and tweaks on the free version appeared to be just what I needed to clean up after recent hard drive swap and Vista install.
I liked Vista before using TweakVI... I LOVE Vista after installing and running the Ultimate version of Tweak VI.
I am still running a Pentium 4 with 1GB RAM. With the Tweaks applied my machine has never ran faster or more reliably. I can't recommend it enough. If you are having any pull your hair out issues with Vista, want more speed, or need the ability to customize practically every aspect of Vista from a visual standpoint, buy the full version of this program.
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"Rubbish"
Version: TweakVI Basic 1 build 1046
Pros
None
Cons
Its rubbish, Listed as freeware but most of the useful options need a full version of the software (which you need to pay for)
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"Nothing revolutionary"
Version: TweakVI Basic 1 build 1045
Pros
Nothing too bad. Its average and generally ok. Because its one of first products of its kind released for Vista, i recommend it.
Cons
I saw much implemented options that are already for Windows XP. I know that Vista is not so different from XP but i expected to see more JUST VISTA related customization options and tweaks.
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"Brilliant piece of software"
Version: TweakVI Basic 1 build 1012
Pros
Exactly what I was looking for to tweak and customize my Windows Vista. TweakVI contains everything I was looking for, and the best thing is that the 'Basic' version is freeware. I upgraded to the 'Ultimate' version after trying the free version and that conatins even more good stuff to get everything out of Vista.
Cons
None
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"Would not install"
Version: TweakVI Basic 1 build 1012
Pros
None couldn't get it installed
Cons
When I tried to install i got a message telling me that my OS wasn't Windows Vista,
Don't know why I got this message as I know I am using Vista.
Have been to the companies website to try downloading it from there and still got the same message when i tried to install it also checked the min requirements and my computer is well above them.... WHY DOES THIS MESSAGE APPEAR AND WHY CAN'T I INSTALL IT EVEN THOUGH I HAVE VISTA.
NOT A GOOD START FOR WHAT SOUNDED LIKE A GREAT PIECE OF SOFTWARE.
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