Launch of SpeedUpMyPC v3.0 - the award winning utility software from Uniblue Systems
[author:Karl Public time:Oct 12, 2006] |
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As computers become more complex, it is becoming increasingly difficult and time consuming to make the most of a PC, and keep running speeds optimized. SpeedUpMyPC 3.0 dramatically increases system efficiency and boosts launch applications. The new release introduces several features to the acclaimed optimization software. Uniblue has carefully researched and gathered together many of the available techniques, and has packaged them into one complete easy-to-use, one click toolbox. The key benefits to the upgraded version are:
Scrap file clean up to free up more space
File Shredder functionality to permanently delete unwanted items for added performance
Tool to remove cookies therefore uncluttering and clearing out the browser for greater efficiency
Powerful disc defrag and optimization features
SpeedUpMyPC recovers system performance avoiding reinstallations and manual troubleshooting. SpeedUpMyPC also benefits hardware by enabling it to be utilised for longer.
Uniblue Systems Ltd
Founded in 2003, Uniblue Systems is a leading provider of simplified software solutions for SMB, Home-based businesses and Home-users. Their main core business groups are: System Security & Performance and Data Protection & Recovery.
Uniblue also provides its acclaimed Process Library services free to all PC users. As ProcessLibrary.com, it is recommended by several prominent companies as the definitive reference point for checking the functionality of what is and should not be inside a Windows operating PC.
Otherinfo:For more information, contact press@uniblue.net or phone +35623275000 to speak to Hilary Rogers or Patricia Cassola.
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