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TuneUp Utilities 2013 Review – TuneUp Utilities has been updated to version 2013 today (from TuneUp Utilities 2012). As a reviewer, I was given a chance to get it earlier to test and to review the software ahead of public.
After using it for some time on my computer, the verdict is still the same as the previous versions. TuneUp Utilities 2013 still works wonders (and even better now) for your PC to fix, clean, and optimise it like a brand new PC.
Installing TuneUp Utilities is pretty simple and straightforward. While the files are being installed, you can take a quick glance of the new features in TuneUp Utilities 2013.
The Dashboard gives you a quick overview of the health status of your Windows PC (and a quick access to all TuneUp Utilities 2013 handy tools):
From all of the features packed within TuneUp Utilities, I have always loved the 1-Click Maintenance tool. Just by running the shortcut, TuneUp Utilities scans my computer inside out, looks for problems in the registry, finds cluttered & unused files, and much more. If you think that a technology blogger and reviewer can take care of his own PC without a software, think again after looking at this report:
Thousands of problems were detected by TuneUp Utilities 2013 within minutes of running the scan! And hey, trust me, I do know how to take care of my Windows PC but this is madness alright. After the analysis, you can then drill down into details (such as being able to see the broken shortcuts detected in the registry and such). Though some of these detected problems may not affect the performance of your PC directly, most of them do.
Cleaning happens automatically once you agree to follow all of TuneUp recommendations or you can also pick specific recommendations that you want to apply (for example, I could choose not to let TuneUp Utilities 2013 messed up with my Windows visual settings).
TuneUp Utilities 2013 makes it clear on every recommendation so you can read what it recommends and you can then decide whether to follow it or not. I find the description is quite clear and not too technical, so both techies and non-techies can follow and make the decisions clearly.
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