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As a work-from-home professional journalist amidst a rapidly shifting globally interconnected technological society, of the twenty-first century, I rely heavily on my personal computer –- a myriad of ways. As an owner of several networked workstations, I have each set up with organized functions; yet, it is that of my main notebook that I remain obsessively particular about –- invaluable to me, I could never put a price tag on my custom created technological child. Similar to that of an overprotective mother, I cringe when a friend or relative handles my “powered to the max” personal creation; with the very same precautions, I utilize the same methods when it come to the information I obtain and retrieve on the Internet and/or install onto the central hard drive –- careful not to exhaust my recourses, I limit the storage to utility program files only, using my external drive to store data of other relevance. Nevertheless, my knowledge does not always protect against corruption or malice that may occur without my knowledge; in registry files that I cannot visually see — for this I have carefully chosen, iolo System Mechanic.

In conjunction with subjective social media journalism; I accepted a second career path, putting myself into the field of newly revolutionized social media, August 2008 –- working with highly intelligent peers, I remain that of a skeptic when it comes to any program utility promising to speed up system performance. With extensive research, I found that I could download a freeware trial of System Mechanic; on deeply trustworthy CNet Downloads — I decided, with fear, to attempt. Prior to System Mechanic, I sacrificed my notebook in three registry program cleaning attempts; two leaving me with hours of damage to salvage through while the third causing more damage than a simple system restore could mend. Prior to running the program I spoke to my partner, a former Microsoft employee, to surprise he quoted “I wouldn’t use anything else, to repair my registry, it’s a wonderful product; why don’t you already have it…”  An advocate for system maintenance, I nurse my systems with top recommended and rated programs; also using Window’s System Tools once a week, I was unaware that my notebook had problems — to my dismay an initial System Mechanic scan located 1,440 registry corruptions. In a single click, System Mechanic is one of the easiest and quickest programs I have used for utility work. Once a reboot was complete, I was sold; my system appeared ten times faster -– functioning without problems; I purchased an annual subscription of newly released System Mechanic 9 for $39.99, moments following the use of the free trial version, a single time. After secure payment; islo e-mailed my activation code, within seconds for full use on up to three computers.

Using System Mechanic, to scan my system daily I cannot be help but feel at an advantage with an exceptional product; one that does exactly what it claims — speeds performance by cleaning, defragmenting, and repairing the system registry. In addition to a extensive registry clean, System Mechanic accelerates system start-up with nineteen various options, defragments and recovers orphaned random access memory, boosts the speed of the users Internet connection, scans on low-level system drives, and turns off unused background programs for a enhanced experience. Offering dozens of performance boosting optimizations — one click is all you need to repair all corruptions found to ensure completed maintenance is achieved, a system reboot is needed and can most often be done at a users convenience.

Prior to purchasing islo System Mechanic, eight comprehensive video demonstrations walk a user though a mere eight functions preformed by the utility; also a short video tutorial can be accessed in full of the program. Making sure that a customer is in complete understanding of the features the product consists of, demonstrations assist in making the transformation from customer to user and include:

• →Optimize Windows Start-Up: Utilized to speed up the workstation’s start up time by removing unneeded clutter to yield the quicker result
• →Analysis and Repair: The main function that provides complete protection to a user’s computer by automatically fixing any errors found, in a single click. A reboot will be necessary, and can usually be done when the user prefers; unless clutter and trash are being cleaned or a critical error is found.
• →Memory Mechanic: Allows a user to reclaim and reuse valuable memory, in a recycling feature; increasing efficiency, speed, and stability.
• →Total Registry Revitalizer: Runs all of the System Mechanic registry cleaning features, in a all-in-one program tool; to keep workstations fully protected at all times as daily registry problems will accumulate with system usage.
• →NetBooster: Automatically tailors Window’s settings so that increases to Internet speeds are yielded to satisfaction, making the connection and access to the Internet more reliable.
• →Streamline PC Processing: Turns off unused and unnecessary background programs so that the performance of just the items the user is working on increases in speeds, yielding a more reliable PC.
• →Defragmention to Hard Drive: Boosts efficiency of the computer and its programs by cleaning the central hard drive of errors, boosting a systems speed and overall daily performance.
• →PC Clean-Up: A function to clear the clutter and trash on a user’s personal computer, speeding up the processes by cleaning the system of the waste that tax it.

Living in a fast-paced networking generation of connectivity, System Mechanic has taken ease-of-access into careful consideration; respecting the busy life of the average person — molding its program for every diverse user. Those who are too busy with daily life activities or who are often neglectful to workstation maintenance can easily enable ActiveCare; System Mechanic’s ActiveCare feature allows each user to make customizations as to which features to run automatically — all can be chosen, and is recommended for full performance. This fully customizable configuration consists of the above described features which set this program apart from its counterparts; other options allow for the creation of a clean registry back-up file log, broken short cut repairs, defragmentation’s of hard drives and system memory, repairing critical security vulnerabilities, and combating cluttered files — ActiveControl allows users to set a specific time to clean, working around CPU usage, notebook battery power levels, as well as working itself around a computer’s full screen feature so that the utility doesn’t disturb those who are active in a game or watching a video. Status reports are optional; however, web based status reports can be sent to the user with the deployment of the ActiveControl setting. With a high recommendation this allows the owner of a beloved system to keep a keen eye on overall system use and by all users — which can be examined exclusively for a full day worth of use, week, or even an eager watch can be put on a month of total PC use.

With a variety of programs available under $50, the iolo website provides full assistance with which program software to purchase; the top seller at current is that of System Mechanic 9, which can be used on Microsoft’s newly released Windows 7 –- this product is available at a $10 savings for only $39.99, a very low cost for the features provided in accuracy and without flaw. Customers may also purchase additional yearly upgrades, at extra savings. Each purchase is that of a bundle and works on up to three computers; System Mechanic fits the label of eco-friendly organic software, having no disk or paper product to trail its distribution — within seconds of payment user information is directly emailed to the supplied address, it is recommended that this information needs to be printed and kept in a safe place for an annual utilization of this prestigious award winning Microsoft partnered product.

Rating — ★★★★★

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