TuneUp Utilities 2011 Review

[DarkProductions16]

Guys my pc is freezing and crashing,can that program do something?

[coolmw2booster]

@Toontown821 i deleated it already i used it t deleat its sealf lol but thanx bro

[coolmw2booster]

how do i deleat tunup i dont whant it and its on my pc and wont come off please help or tell me someone that can help me

[HODOUTHINKUAR]

got one today of pc world,i got 2009 rightnow ill try mine 2011 2morow

[TheTechBite]

coley you noob, havent you heard that windows 7 has no need for a defrager. Do me a favor and get your head out of your ass and use ccleaner

[coley1555]

@TheTechBite get your dick out of your mouth and realized i have ccleaner and have a video about it. and windows 7 does need a defragger you retard. if you knew what defragging did then youd know that its not the operating system that does it. i use tuneup and ccleaner btw if you still didnt realized that.

[TheTechBite]

@coley1555 hey...hey douche windows 7 requires no defraging or registry cleaners because of the way it works. lol you probably think your still using xp or vista because of how completely computer illiterate you are. lol @ your fascination with bloatware and your complete lack of education

[coley1555]

@TheTechBite wow you actuallly are just rambling on about complete nonsense. its impossible for an operating system to not need defragging because its your programs that cause the fragmentation, not the OS. when you instal a program the program puts registry bits and files in different folders all over the place (good software doesnt do this, but most does to some degree) so eventually over time you have many fragmented files and should defrag. ive been on win7 for over a year fuckin moron

[char1661]

@coley1555 I know that this whole conversation happened a long time ago, but just fyi for anyone, Windows Vista and 7 really actually don't require defrag. Now, before you get mad at me, TheTechBite, and my agreement with him is only correct to an extent. They no longer need SEPARATE disk defrag, because they defrag themselves on a schedules. Just type in defrag in the start menu search box and press "defragment your hard drive"

[MySubtleMind]

@char1661 That's just automatization of defrag that you can do in XP as well, with additional software of course :) I googled "windows 7 defrag" and here is the quote from the first link: "In XP, you had to defrag manually. It's just as important to defrag a Windows 7 computer on a regular basis, but there are some new options, and a new look." So, no magic, it's all the same.

[char1661]

@MySubtleMind Yes, but in Windows Vista and 7 it comes setup automatically to defrag, in other words that is enough, you don't need to install additional software. You could do it in XP as well, just it wasn't set up automatically and most people just wanted to install a additional program

[drunk0nappl3juic3]

@TheTechBite Yeah, because Windows 7 provides a Disk Defragging application with the OS when first installing, for no reason of course.

[TheTechBite]

@drunk0nappl3juic3 yeah this coming from a fuking noob with no experience or research into the matter, that uses tune up. Do me a favor and stfu if you dont know shit.

[drunk0nappl3juic3]

@TheTechBite I don't use TuneUp Utilities. I just simply pointed out how blatantly retarded you made yourself seem to me. Unfortunately for you, you've just proven it to me.

[winsevenholic]

hi..

can i use tune up 2011 and O&O defrag as defragmenter my HDD..?

[coley1555]

@winsevenholic I dont know why you would want both, TuneUp has one of the best defragmenters around so i would just use that.

[winsevenholic]

@coley1555 so.. i needn't O&O..??

[coley1555]

@winsevenholic You dont need O&O

[winsevenholic]

@coley1555 oh.. okey..

thx.. :)