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Spotlight: UniBlue PowerSuite performance maintenance tools

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    Scheduled Scans

    When UniBlue PowerSuite is first launched, you are asked to set up the regular scans.

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  • RegistryBooster Overview

    RegistryBooster is the first application within PowerSuite. Each application has its own dashboard overview screen.

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  • Registry Scan Results

    The initial registry scan revealed almost 2000 errors.

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  • Registry Scan Results Details

    The Registry Scan details view shows exactly what is wrong with your registry.

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  • Registry Scan Fix Errors

    The registry clean takes a couple minutes. Fortunately, RegistryBooster does a backup first.

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  • Registry Cleaned

    A friendly notice telling you the registry clean is finished.

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  • SpeedUpMyPC Overview

    SpeedUpMyPC’s dashboard is similar to RegistryBooster.

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  • SpeedUpMyPC Scan Results

    SpeedUpMyPC scan results is also similar. As you can see, it found over 5000 items, most of which are junk files (temp folders, etc).

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  • SpeedUpMyPC Improvments Complete

    Another friendly notice telling you the cleanup finished.

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  • DriverScanner Overview

    The third application, DriverScanner, also has a friendly dashboard.

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  • DriverScanner Scan Results

    The scan found only one driver that was out-of-date. Good news there. You can download the update and start the install right from this console.

    For a full review of UniBlue PowerSuite, check out the TechRepublic Product Spotlight Blog.

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  • DriverScanner Complete

    After the drivers are all updated, this screen tells you all of your drivers are up-to-date.

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