Auslogics BoostSpeed

I found Auslogics Boostspeed through CNET when looking for reviews of system utilities. CNET gave it 5 stars and from the program description it sounded exactly like what I was looking for, so I got it. It’s been serving me well for about 2 years now and I have never felt the need to look for a replacement. I have upgraded to version 7 just recently and although it took a bit getting used to, since they redesigned the interface, I find it to be an improvement over the previous version, just as expected. If you are not sure about this or another software program, just check out what CNET has to say about it, it has never failed me.

My computer works like a well-oiled machine, all thanks to Auslogics BoostSpeed. It does not freeze as often as it used to, it loads and powers down in seconds, the Internet is snappy and shows the speed that I pay my ISP for. Can’t ask for more, BoostSpeed is doing its thing just right and I hope it keeps up the good work for a lot longer. The only thing I don’t like in this program is cartoonish elements that are used to describe system health, but that’s just my opinion…

[Edited by stephaniegray, September 11]

I don't like that it puts itself in your scheduled tasks by default. Even if you turn off scheduling it still has itself set to start with Windows. Since it's in scheduled tasks you can't disable it with msconfig or the Win10 Task Manager. You have to go to Scheduled Tasks or use something like Autoruns.
And for all this, the non-registered version won't do anymore than than CCleaner will.
I can't recommend this.

it is commercial tool with No Shortcut Fix, Software Updater

This program does clean things on your PC...... HOWEVER.... It does not respect your privacy.
Upon test installation, the installer contacted the internet. (the installer)
Then the program contacted the internet.
Then the program created 2 folders in the /appdata/local and roaming folders, with .exe files and they contacted the internet.
Then the program added Scheduled tasks to the task scheduler.

within the operation of the program, it does what it says, cleans cruft from your PC.
The task scheduler tasks are not harmful, but it keeps sending your info over the internet, every time it runs.

I cannot recommend a program that does not respect your privacy!

[Edited by zjeajyue, December 02]

I run a small computer software company mainly for school sports. In the process I have run Auslogics Boost Speed and I really like it. It maintains my computer pretty much without my attention and gets rid of most of the accumulating junk that is left behind by software apps. I also use four other Auslogics programs. Ccleaner, Driver Updater, Registery Defrag, and Anti-Malware. They are all excellent. If you are needing some software to maintain your computer in excellent running order.

Still had half a year left on my Boostspeed subscription and the program wanted me to update to version 8. After I did it wouldn't allow me to simply put in my registration code, it wanted me to 'upgrade' again and pay more money. Their telephone tech support is a joke as well. The only one that's worse is Comcast.

Stay away from the product now. They used to be wonderful, but now it's nothing but a scam to take more and more of your money any time they can.