Frankly I don't like any of them. The best way to tune up your PC is to remove all software you do not need nor use on a regular basis, let Windows keep the hard drive defragmented, and if necessary upgrade physical memory or hard drive space. No software product is truly capable of "tuning up" your computer in any real or meaningful way. Products such as "registry defragmenters" or "registry cleaners" or other "tune-up" utilities generally either offer no benefit or directly negate the tools built into Windows by trying to force unusual disk defragmentation patterns, arbitrarily freeing up memory when not useful nor necessary, and so on.
"Harsh Gangwani" wrote in message news:******@communitybridge2.codeplex.com.performance...
I had avg pc tune up.
now m using tuneup utilities.
want a better one.
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Sun, 8 Apr 2012 17:43:39 +0000: CreateMessage Harsh Gangwani