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| 1 Click Fixer PLUS by Secure PC Solutions Secure PC Solutions has announced the release of the latest version of 1 Click Fixer PLUS. Already a certified and apreciated solution, 1 Click Fixer PLUS version 2.8 is the power-pack for all major Windows problems such as registry issues and is able to drastically improve the performance of any Windows desktop environment. This new version release symbolises continuous development based on improving the high performance detection algorithm to quickly identify missing and invalid references in your Windows registry, thus saving your system resources and visibly increasing the performance of your PC. With the help of 1 Click Fixer Plus it is the most easy method to clean up and fine-tune you're PC, with just a few simple clicks. 1 Click Fixer PLUS v2.8 features include: - Optimizes the performance of your PC - Safely makes backups of any registry changes - Flexible Scheduling - Fixes advanced PC Problems These options not only let you manage all PC problems easily and securely but also bring back performance into your computer with minimum user effort, making 1 Click Fixer PLUS v2.8 very time and cost effective. Customization Options for new product version: - Programs: This option shows the list of all the installed programs on your PC. Using this option you can uninstall or delete the program. - Startup Management: A list of all the programs that start with Windows. You can add or remove a program from being started with Windows startup. - Wizards: Install and Uninstall wizards to help you with the installation and un installation of programs. Works with Windows 98, Me, NT, 2000 and XP 1 Click Fixer PLUS v.2.8 takes the guesswork out of locating and solving problems in the windows registry. Access 1 Click Fixer PLUS v2.8 from your desktop, diagnose, and repair registry errors in seconds or schedule 1 Click Fixer PLUS v.2.8 to work in the background while you continue to work uninterrupted. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |