The publisher AusLogics combines its expertise in system optimization with its commercial software BoostSpeed.
Designed primarily for standard optimization tasks such as registry cleaning, disk defragmentation, and disk cleanup (to free up space), the software also claims to recover accidentally deleted files and, supposedly, speed up the user's internet connection. This is only "supposedly" because the software delivers this "impression of speed" by balancing the various simultaneous actions the user is performing on the network.
The interface offers a complete analysis in 1 click right from the start and, after that, to make improvements in the same way.
The software will also offer:
– Hard drive repair (Disk Doctor)
– A tool called Disk Explorer for managing your hard drives (based on file type, for example).
– Disk and registry defragmentation.
– Disk and registry cleaning.
– Permanent file deletion as well as the recovery of deleted files.
– A tool to find duplicate files.
– A free space cleaner (ensuring that deleted files will not be recovered).
– A software uninstallation manager.
– A program and service startup manager.
Configuration:
– Windows (x32/x64 Bits): XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10
– Processor: Pentium 4 3GHz
– RAM: 1 GB
– Disk space: 20 MB
Facility :
* During installation, the software will offer to add two toolbars and a search bar. This can be disabled by unchecking the corresponding boxes.
1- Install BoostSpeed
2- Do not launch it
3- Copy the contents of the folder Crack in the BoostSpeed installation folder
- Language : Multilingual (French included)
- Size : 14.9 MB
This article was updated on November 25, 2016
