Auslogics BoostSpeed® 5
Your one-stop PC maintenance and optimization tool.
The program will clean up, speed up and fix your slow
computer
to make it run as fast and stable as new.
- Cleans up the Windows registry
- Defragments hard drives
- Frees up disk space
- Recovers accidentally deleted files
- Speeds up Internet connection
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Auslogics BoostSpeed Reviews
based on 16 reviews
Of all the optimisation tools I've tested over the past few years, I'm happy to write that Auslogics BoostSpeed is one of the most comprehensive and user friendly, ... I couldn't recommend it highly enough.
Mark Oakley, Micro Mart (issue 1035, p.56)
This meticulously written application is an ideal solution for anyone who wants to boost their computer for peak performance without costly hardware upgrades. BoostSpeed gives you a combination of 15 precision-engineered modules to clean-up and defragment your computer disks, fix registry errors and speed up internet connection.
Computer Shopper (April'09, p.160)
Think of the best PC speedup suite you've tried. And then add more. More tools. More features. More depth, more extras, and more thought behind everything. That'll give you some idea of what to expect from this excellent program...
Mike Williams, Software Crew
BoostSpeed is an effective all-encompassing utility suite, combining some of Auslogics' popular freeware titles with services that they don't offer elsewhere... No doubt, BoostSpeed gives you your money's worth.
CNET staff
All in one performance tool for your PC that is very easy to use.
Software.Informer
Auslogics BoostSpeed will give you the ideal solution to keep your computer running smooth and fast.
Free Downloads Center
Speed up your slow computer and Internet with this Editor's Choice software.
Brothersoft
It is almost impossible to manually remove junk files and registry errors, but there are some handy tools out there that can do it for you. One of them is Aulsogics BoostSpeed. With this program you can maintain your PC at top speed with just a click of a button once a week.
PC Upgrade Handbook 2009 (p.43)
To prevent system slowdown from happening, regular defragmentation of your disk and registry is recommended. You can defragment your disk with the built-in tool from Microsoft, however we recommend using the faster and more avdnaced version in Auslogics BoostSpeed.
PC Advisor (issue 159, p.96)
Auslogics BoostSpeed can protect you from identity theft. Being a useful computer optimization tool, it also includes a number of very useful privacy and security applications. It offers advanced protection where anti-virus software can't help.
Windows Vista: The Official Magazine (issue 27, p.6)
This system optimization tool suite takes an everything-plus-the-kitchen-approach to cleaning, optimizing, and potentially speeding up your PC. Auslogics BoostSpeed includes modules and wizards for just about any kind of tweak or optimization you can imagine...
PC World
Removing junk files manually can be a tedious process, but a nifty software from down under called Auslogics BoostSpeed can do it for you automatically. It will remove junk files and optimize the one-sit-fit-all Windows settings to your hardware. For additional speed boost it will fix registry errorrs and optimize your Internet settings.
PC Advisor (issue 157, p.58)
You can clean up, optimize and defragment your PC using Auslogics's OneButton Checkup. Tests showed an impressive performance improvement on a 4-year old laptop and its optimization techniques should work for a much newer computer, too.
The Ultimate Guide to Windows Vista (p.73)
Auslogics Boost Speed is a worthy alternative to constantly having to upgrade your computer. Even if your computer is relatively new, the program will keep it running fast and error-free for a long time.
Super Shareware
This is a smart little program that novice users will find handy, and it does a good job of explaining itself and the various tweaks it offers.
IT Reviews
Another source of identity theft are files with sensitive information. Simply deleting them doesn't make them go for good. It's quite easy to "undelete" them and use in ways you probably will not be happy about. But if you delete a file, or a folder with Auslogics' File Shredder, you can be sure that they will be impossible to recover.
Computer Buyer (issue 211, p.76)