Reviews of Advanced SystemCare Free

1. 
   Timoleon

   Reviewing 3.4.1 (Nov 23, 2009)

   The problem with Advanced System Care is that it is made by Iobit, which has been caught red-handed stealing Malwarebytes property:
   
   http://tinyurl.com/ydsej5k
2. 
   craigun

   Reviewing 3.4.1 (Nov 23, 2009)

   I find the software easy to use (love the memory manger), and very effective! I ended up upgrading to the Pro version.
3. 
   some guy

   Reviewing 3.4.1 (Nov 21, 2009)

   The programmers should not be able to rate their own software and badmouth the people who it did not work for. Personally I call it another all in one crap ware will fix it all with a click of a button.
4. 
   xsnred

   Reviewing 3.4.1 (Nov 21, 2009)

   Psychlone says,
   "Anyone that rates this at less than a 4 obviously has no idea what they're doing behind a computer, and probably should take up another hobby."
   
   This software is for non-techs, solitaire players. Do a Control-Alt-Del and tell me how much resources this program is using. While your in there, tell me how many processes are running on your system. Come on guys, there are too many programs out there that will keep your system safe and clean without using any resources. I'm sure this software is good and does what it says, but as a gamer and a tech I do not need it. I give it 5 stars for the solitaire players.
5. 
   Clap

   Reviewing 3.4.0 (Nov 14, 2009)

   I've been using this sprogram for a while without any problems.....

Discuss Advanced SystemCare Free

1. May 1, 2009 - 7:27 PM
   rodny335

   After using ASC PRO ( up to V.3.30), as well as many other "cleaner" programs, I find it to be a reliable program that can only be made better if its developers keep it from becoming tooooo big, and focus their attention on the basic need for good file and reg cleaning.
   
   What users need to realize is that ASC, like any similar program, can be very destructive if you don't make a point to set it up according to your system needs, most important is choosing options and using the "ignore list' in order to avoid loosing unprotected files/reg entries.
   This is often why people blame the program whenever something goes horribly wrong. I've had this argument many times with others that feel that the software should be non-destructive if you don't mess with the options menu, but that's simply impossible considering that all systems are basically unique as far as software/hardware configurations are concerned. The point is that if you find it too complex to set up then use a safer & less effective program. like that you won't have any major problems.
   
   As a result, you have to do a bit of work in order to tweak any program that you need to work well for you.