It appears someone has removed my previous comment, where I tried to warn everyone this is a time-limited version. When I go to Help - About, I get the version information and "PROGRAM REGISTERED 345 DAYS LEFT before subscription expires". I can't see anything in the program description above where it advises that you get a licence for less than 12 months... Or is that what "time-limited offer" in the "Price" section is supposed to do. If so, it should have been made much clearer...

Installed the program on Win7 64 bit....have a question though...it pops up an update for a new version...should i proceed...as i have lost a few softwares with GAOTD where i did not pay attention and an update ended up asking me to buy a paid version,

It has an integrated driver update too...i guess that requires a separate purchase/license key.

I have used this software before and It was ok, never caused me any problems. I don't agree with many of the comments here. I do computer repair and many times i have checked a system with ccleaner and it might take 30 minutes to clean up the unused clutter, I have seen this clear up a slow computer. But who am i to inject my thoughts here. I know what works and what don't. Ram is perhaps the most sufficent way to speed your system, but it can be an expensive procedure. lets say you have 2 slots for your ram and you have 2 two gigs of ram in each, which makes you system with 4 gigs of ram. So if you purchase a 4 gig you have to take out one of the 2 gigs, to install the 4 gigs you purchased. In theory you are only gaining 2 gigs as you had to remove a 2 to install a 4 which makes you have 6 gigs. Not free by no means. I expect to get about 50 thumbs down . I quit responding here some time ago as it is though I am an idiot, I am an idiot that understands computers . So lets have the thumbs down as most people don't want to hear from someone that speaks with authority, and knows software, and hardware, I have known of many people that commented here and was treated terrible from others.

There are 3 pieces of software I belief in the reliability of and they have been around forever. CCleaner, Glary's Utilities and Wise Care 365. They will never do anything to your computer, you'll regret later. All of them are rock solid performers and offer a free version. Glary's and Wise Care do have a paid Pro software that's offer on GOTD through the year. Both have extra handy features that are worth having. They do a great job of cleaning the trash out without claiming to turn your tired old computer into a brand new Corvette. If your looking for speed, buy some hardware. A new cpu, motherboard, lots of ram and a TB digital hard drive. Now you have speed and any other claims are snake oil. Thanks to GOTD for the offer.

Ok, installed fine of Windows 7 64-bit. It began an instant stand and told me my performance was poor. I clicked on details and there were 338 Internet Explorer temporary Internet files. Well, any cleaner I have used identifies these. 29.54 MBs can be saved
I clicked on unused Application files and in broken English it states" Application files you have not used for" and the sentence ends. It stated application logs (2 files) and would save me 4.38KB is disk saving. Big deal.
I clicked on Temporary Files and it states "redundant files of temporary nature" and it would save me 29MB is savings. I'm guessing that would be deleting the files under C:\username\AppData\local\temp folder. This application does not compare to CCleaner. I have used CCleaner & Wise Disk Cleaner for years, so I'm uninstalling BoostSpeed immediately and keeping with my trusted applications.

Cleaning Temp files will never speed up any OS, they get re-created the moment you start new windows session. Monkey around the start up menu will make some software not function properly, cleaning the registry can create future problems if you do not know what you are deleting and when windows update your computer, everything will be re-set to the new specs and delete the auslogics setups.

Не могу поставить. Скачал, а файла приложения нет, помогите

if you Insist to install software you can go to setting and disable scheduled auto mention

Downloaded and installed on Win 7 pro 64 with no problems at all. Tried it out can see a difference with my own eyes and am impressed. This is a definite keeper. Nice! Thanks GAOTD and Auslogics will be looking for Auslogics tools from now on for matters pertaining to PC maint.

I used Process Lasso. It is the traffic cop for system processes.

Hi, thanks you all for indepth analysis. From my experience I backup my files and reinstall OS from time to time. After that restore my files its the best I see.
Thanks

How to boost your PC's speed: Reinstall OS, Add maximum RAM, Add a Solid State HD, upgrade your CPU if possible.

Doesn't download, says files are corrupt obtain new copy of files..

As others have mentioned, this type of program can be very dangerous to your system at best and total snake oil at worst. Now Auslogics DOES make some very decent software, unfortunately this is not in that category. Over and above the fact that in the last few years their nag screens and spam have gotten totally out of hand is that THIS type of program is totally unneeded and potentially can make your machine worse. As MikeR mentioned, if you have a slow machine there are other MUCH MORE safe ways to "speed it up". I urge you to look for a reputable forum for your particular system , (tenforums, sevenforums are both excellent places to go as well as toms hardware among others)(I'm not going to link to them but urge you to visit if you feel the need)

I know, after visiting this site for many years, that many will go ahead and download / use this and most of those will not have any catastrophic effects ........ at least at first. But this type of program is all but guaranteed to EVENTUALLY brick your system eventually. A cleaning with Ccleaner once a week or so is all the average user needs to keep their system humming along. And that's just if you're lazy as it does nothing YOU can't do with a few minutes of your time. I urge everyone reading this or thinking about using this piece of software to take the few minutes of your time it takes to learn HOW to do this stuff yourself. Its not hard and gives you much more control over what happens to your machine. Plus as an added side benefit, the confidence you get by being the master of your machine is priceless.

Soon as You install there is an update that the program bugs you about - yet we are not to upgrade program. It would be nice if that function would only pop up once a month or so, giving us the option to upgrade and then buy the upgrade

Installed w/o s hitch on my Windows 10 Pro. Actually found so many things that I suspected weren't true, like two of my external drives needing defragging when they didn't. I decided not to trust it and uninstalled immediately...

This developer is not alone in giving away out-dated software as sell-ups to current versions. Its nag screens have, however, been the most irritatingly intrusive. Unless its sales tactics have changed, then taking up the Boost Speed 9 offer today -- a version that, contrary to the information given on this page, is not available at $59.95 -- will result in constant nagging to buy version 10 . . . because, as Auslogics will repeatedly assert, Boost Speed 10 is superior.

Leaving aside the issue as to why anyone would want to deploy inferior software on the delicate task of improving a computer's performance, this type of software -- whether from this developer or not -- is high-risk stuff.

Auslogics says in its blurb on this page:

"How BoostSpeed works: DIAGNOSES your Windows system. Since diagnosis is half the cure"

but conspicuously omits the word "accurate". Accurate diagnosis. Because diagnosis that isn't accurate is less a 50% cure as a potential 100% disaster.

Time after time I encounter friends and family who have happily entrusted perfectly good home computers to the diagnostics of so-called optimization software, only to have those computers rendered unusable. I doubt I'm alone in that experience.

Every computer is as individual, and darn near as complex, as its owner. No one-diagnosis-fits-all software can cope with that complexity. If your computer is running OK, then leave it alone. If it isn't, and you know enough to involve yourself in an attempt to sort it out, then use any of the Internet forums where expert help is freely available -- or pay your local PC repair guy to put things right.

Thanks, GOTD, but no thanks.

The program would not install on my windows 10 professional

Installed successfully on Windows 10-64 only after temporarily disabling Malwarebytes.