Franky,

Well, yes and no. I do take my car in for maintenance. The developer's idea of what's junk and yours may, of course, differ. In my case, it trashed my jump lists (though I had a backup), but it also found 3gb of iPhone-related junk I no longer need, as I switched to Android a couple years ago. Did my computer run faster or better? Not at all. Did it fix a persistent issue? No, didn't do that, either. Is it, like Glary Utilities, a decent central repository for system maintenance tools? Yes, it seems to be.

David J. Bookbinder, thanxs for the warning.

i'd love to know how you back up jump lists.

David J. Bookbinder,
Thanks for mentioning jump lists. Now I can use this feature.

caroline,

Follow these directions: https://www.maketecheasier.com/backup-jump-lists-in-windows/

landru caloreesian, Kinda What I Figured! Thanks!

landru caloreesian, Maybe it's not missing them...Some files and registry entries must not removed!

"WiseCare still found a whole lot that this program missed."

Any software can write anything anywhere in Windows registry, so unless you monitor every install & keep those records it's almost impossible to determine every registry entry that's safe to remove. Because of that, apps that *clean* the registry are restricted to looking for orphans -- entries that point to something else that does not exist -- and optionally lists of common problems the developer has compiled. They also exclude many types of registry entries that the developer feels can sometimes be unsafe to delete. WiseCare may just be less conservative than WinSysClean when it comes to what the dev feels is always safe. If WiseCare doesn't break your system they may be correct -- if something breaks, then obviously they're not.

J.Barry, Any idea when Kerish Doctor 2022 is due here? I will NOT miss that one, NO chance! The Best There Is.

skreama, go to c drive in this pc look for program files and x86. look fo r the program right click delete that way. could be lock use unlocker by iobit.com good luck. also, think wise 365 is like this and given away a lot or free version. good

skreama, Hi, please search in registry for WinSysClean and remove all entries, then try to install again. This happens when you have uninstallers which are blocking the correct installation/uninstallation of the software.

Mark T., Hi, Please contact our support and tell us the problem details and what error do you get?

seagrape, That 52mb of data is probably left rom a few GBs of cleaned files, and that is the index of the cache and history which must not be deleted! A good cleaner does not erase all your files, it keeps the important files.

skreama, Why you didn't ask for help Ultimate Systems before they did this promotion ?

I don't hope they can help you now because this promo will end before you will get answer from them

skreama, Maybe if you download and install this one, then use Revo Uninstaller to remove it and all traces of the previous install?

skreama, reinstall it on their site on this page they show several older versions then uninstall if not try revouninstaller program.

skreama, Find the program folder in your list of program folders, and delete that folder.

greg,
I have tried to install direct from their site. Won't install.
I have tried revo uninstaller. It cannot locate the program.
As I have previously stated the installation is looking for me to uninstall a previous version that I do not have anymore. Hence the reg cleaner. So I have reached impasse.
Thank you guys for your tips.

Something else about the giveaway .
Installed under Windows XP Pro 32bit without a problem , but
when I tried to run the program I've got an error message that It
requires an 64bit O.S. in order to work .
This requirement is not mentioned in the blue info box on this page .

"I have an old version on my pc which I keep being asked to uninstall."

After performing a backup that you know you can restore, start Regedit [search or type regedit in Run box] and search for the program's name. Normally if you remove [delete] the uninstall key(s) software won't know there is a previous copy installed, so no more warnings.

"I cannot uninstall it as the set up file was deleted years ago"

TK's method usually works, though you might have to do the previous step to get the installer to run. Otherwise *you can try* removing any folders with the app's name -- be sure to include in the user folders, Common Files folder(s), & ProgramData folder -- then after backing up search the registry and delete keys or entries that include the program's name.

skreama, there is a freeware uninstaller HiBit Uninstaller (no associations with developer), that will do a forced uninstall of software and does a clean up of all leftovers. Or if you are an experienced user you could always use the REGEDIT command to manually find and remove the keys, then delete the folder containing the program, but only do this after you have backed up your registry first and are sure of what you are doing. Don't attempt this method unless 100% confident of what you are doing.

JJ Vastiau, I don't think you believe that "Ultimate System" will say no ?

PS. I wonder whether I would like to get to know people who rates my comment false

JJ Vastiau, see comment number 8 from "bob".

Paweł, Hi, we have millions of users since 1998 and they are ok.

krypteller , You're right. However I didn't consider a system restore as I've never had to do anything like that after such a cleaning. But because I've heard of such things happening in comparable softwares I wanted to be sure that I wouldn't have to do that becuase a system restore is dangerous by itself too in my opinion.

Paweł, Use Tweaking.com Repair freeware which creates a backup copy of your Reqistry each time / day you boot your computer. I also have a 2nd hard drive which I use to clone and re-clone my Win 7 hard drive every few months. Maybe I am too paranoid about losing my stuff, but 5 years ago, I had to spend about 40 hours restoring all my software and tweaking my system back to what I had before using some utility that destroyed my Win operating system.

Nasuno, The installation takes longer because it is highly compressed.

Ivan, maybe yu Anti-virsus program? Most will stop these type programs... Can Run as Admin.- or turn off your anti-V for a short time.. if yu trust this giveaway which all would agree is safe..GGothD has spectacular record on this matter...

Ivan, Hi, please contact our support and send use the registration number which you have used, so we can test it.

Ultimate Systems,

A lot of your replies are getting downvoted. I don't really understand why. Probably you don't care about stupid things like comments votes, but I just wanted to say thank you for being on here and answering questions. Often the vendor doesn't show up here and a lot of people have questions that never get answered. So I appreciate you showing up here.