It does what ccleaner does and more.īesides, Do I really need Advanced SystemCare?Īpparently, Advanced System Care is bad for your computer, as are most « PC-Boosting » programs out there. Advanced systemcare is more of an automated optimization tool and malware remover. CCleaner just clears up the registry and any temp/cache files you have, and its excellent. The scan tool found many system modifications and weaknesses in our test computer and could clean out thousands of junk files and old registry entries.Īlthough, Which is better CCleaner or Advanced SystemCare? It will also scan for leftovers, which a lot of uninstallers will leave behind (some just leave almost every file behind, freaking joke).The optimization performed by IObit Advanced SystemCare Free is very good.
Sadly doesn't mean you don't have to click through the uninstallers themselves but it still speeds up the process. It's useful for uninstalling crapware from a new computer, as you can uninstall programs in batches. If there is anything that comes with Advanced Systemcare I could endorse is the IObit Uninstaller, which is a pretty nice part of my toolkit that rivals Revo Uninstaller. Sometimes they really can save a good amount of disk space, but don't expect any notable improvement to system performance. Again, they aren't really necessary, but I personally use them as a sort of OCD thing. It acts as a platform for IObit's other software, and pushes the premium versions to an almost annoying, yet not overwhelming, degree.ĬCleaner or Glary Utilities are notable alternatives if you still feel the need to get a system cleaner.
I think it's up there with any other kind of system cleaner, largely unnecessary but if you're into that sort of thing it will work fine.
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