Thorough in-depth cleaning of critical system areas.Enhanced gaming performance at the click of a button with Game Booster.Detailed system information including the Windows license key.Once I delved into WinOptimizer, I was impressed by the sheer volume of features and tools Ashampoo has managed to integrate into a single package here are just some of the highlights: Or you can go a step further with a “System analysis” which includes the standard optimization modules:Īnd these are the numerous optimization options and tools that can each be initiated manually: This is a screenshot of the simple one-click interface (click on any image to enlarge): This separation of functionality is an effective concept that caters expertly to users of all levels of proficiency. Automatic (or one-click) optimization is not overdone, which is a good thing, tackling only the main areas while still providing plenty of manual options and tools for more advanced users. The first thing that struck me about Ashampoo WinOptimizer 25 is that it’s equally suited for both inexperienced and advanced users. Ashampoo has established a strong reputation for quality software so I was keen to see how WinOptimizer worked and also if it meets that high standard. I’ve known about Ashampoo WinOptimizer for many years, of course, but never actually checked it out. In my opinion, most try too hard to cover too many areas and end up being a jack-of-all-trades and a master of none.
It’s very good value, especially at that discounted price and at checkout you’ll be offered Backup Pro 15 for a discounted price – currently £8.99/US$9.99.First off, I have to admit that I’ve never been overly fond of one-click optimizers. This is a one-time payment so there’s no annual subscription or any ongoing costs. At the time of writing, the software is on offer for £26.99/US$29.99. £44.99/US$49.99 and can use it on up to 10 PCs in your home. The pricing for WinOptimizer 19 is much simpler than rivals as you buy it for Here you can also defrag any hard drives (do not defrag an SSD) and also delve into various privacy elements.įinally, the Inform section isn’t as beneficial but here you can do things like benchmark your system, check your hard disk health and manage your installed applications – although, like others, this doesn’t give you any more information than Windows like pointing out which haven’t been used much. For example, the Autorun part of ‘Boot process’ provides useful information about what applications are having an impact on your boot time and you can disable any directly from WinOptimizer 19.
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