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Description TuneUp Utilities 2013 13.0.3000.138 Full Crack: TuneUp Utilities 2013 13.0.3000.138 Full Crack optimizes the performance of your computer, corrects problems and helps you to customize your system to suit your needs. It combines important aspects of system configuration, security, cleaning and maintenance under a modern interface. You can remove unnecessary files from your hard disk(s), clean and optimize the registry, tweak your internet connection settings, recover deleted files, optimize memory and view hardware information and tips. TuneUp Utilities 2013 13.0.3000.138 Full Crack also includes a Program Deactivator, Uninstaller, registry Editor, Task Manager and even an Undelete tool to recover files that have been deleted from the recycle bin. A very nice tool, with many features that will appeal to novice as well as advanced users, TuneUp Utilities 2013 13.0.3000.138 Full Crack makes Windows faster, more secure, and comfortable.


Changes in TuneUp Utilities 2013 13.0.3000.138 Full Crack:
TuneUp Disk Cleaner now detects traces of over 20 other common programs.
The most popular TuneUp modules can now be started from the context menu in the notification area.
Live Optimization is now more user-friendly.
TuneUp Browser Cleaner now displays more information about the categories to be cleaned up.

Features:

TuneUp Live-Optimization 2.0

On a laptop running Windows® 8 (Core i7 1.8 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Intel HD 3000) our all-new Live Optimization 2.0 provided a great benefit: under full CPU load (100% usage, which we simulated using TuneUp CPU Stressor) it took a photo editing suite 12 seconds to launch. Once Live Optimization 2.0 was turned on and the resource balancing techniques in effect, the program needed no more than 8 seconds to load – despite the 100% CPU usage! 

The effect that Live Optimization 2.0 has on PCs that are suffering from high CPU usage was even more noticeable when converting a short 1080p video clip (recorded with a Canon EOS 7D camera) into a more web-friendly SD format (AVI, DVD quality) using Freemake Video Converter. The conversion took a whopping 110 seconds under high-load – and just 14 seconds when Live Optimization 2.0 was activated! 

Our test bed even struggled with the conversion of a short, one minute long, MP3 file using iTunes® when running under 100% CPU usage. iTunes needed more than 2 ½ minutes to complete the task. Once Live Optimization 2.0 was engaged, iTunes® was done in 4 seconds.

TuneUp Disk Cleaner 2013

Our lab testers used the new TuneUp disk cleaning features to check how many unnecessary files and gigabytes of data crud could be found on four very different test PCs. These results were compared with a competing product. On an Alienware® X51 gaming PC, TuneUp Utilities 2013 found more than 17 GB of unnecessary data crud, which amounted to about 48000 files. The competing product only detected 4.3 GB of unnecessary data on the same machine, which amounted to a total of 20000 files. 

Even on a freshly-installed Windows® 8 PC, our optimization suite detected more than 11 GB of worthless data (total of 20000 files) that collected over the course of just a few days.

When compared to the previous version, TuneUp Utilities 2013 found over 6 times more system-clogging files. In total, version 2012 found 1569 unnecessary files while TuneUp Utilities 2013 detected and deleted more than 11.000 – that’s an increase of more than 600%!

TuneUp Browser Cleaner

On our 13” laptop with a Core 2 Duo, TuneUp Utilities 2012 was capable of finding just 1220 temporary browser traces (a total of 30 MB). The all-new TuneUp Browser Cleaner of our latest optimization suite, TuneUp Utilities 2013, on the other hand was capable of finding and deleting a whopping 5823 temporary browsing traces (100 MB).

TuneUp Shortcut Cleaner

On our 13” Core 2 Duo laptop TuneUp Utilities 2012 found only roundabout 52 unnecessary shortcuts and dead file entries. The enhanced TuneUp Shortcut Cleaner of TuneUp Utilities 2013, however, found 266 invalid shortcuts and orphaned file entries!

TuneUp Program Deactivator

To proof the effect of program installations on PCs, TuneUps internal test lab conducted a series of benchmarks. These tests were conducted on a typical office PC (Core 2 Duo 2.66 GHz, 4 GB of RAM) running Windows® 7 Home Premium SP1 with about 180 popular programs installed.

Start-Up Time

To exactly measure the start-up time of Windows®, testers used Microsoft’s Windows Performance Toolkit. The total of 180 programs caused the system to boot up after 170 seconds instead of the usual 154 seconds. During these 170 seconds, Windows® loaded more than twice as many processes, which, in turn, led to a 50% increase in memory usage.

PCMark Vantage 7

PCMark Vantage was also used to benchmark file system, video/photo editing, Internet browsing and 3D gaming performance. When compared with the original condition of the system (without 180 programs running in the background), testers experienced a drop of 200+ points. Fortunately, with all of the programs deactivated, the PCMark 7 score returned to what it was before.

Over 800 MB of RAM and 74 additional processes reduced PC performance noticeably. Instead of a whopping 118 processes, only 49were active constantly. TuneUp Program Deactivator™ gives users a unique opportunity. They can turn off as many programs as they like and—thanks to the allnew re-activation mechanism—enjoy their “Windows® like it was on the very first day!” feeling.

TuneUp Economy Mode

To compare energy usage, testers used extensive benchmark suite PCMark 7 to simulate heavy workload on a laptop. In the power saver mode of Windows®, the battery lasted for exactly 2 hours and 5 minutes. TuneUp Economy Mode achieved much more. By throttling down the CPU, reducing display brightness and reducing background activity, testers noticed a remarkable increase in battery life. The laptop lasted for as long as 2 hours and 42 minutes—an increase in battery life of 37 minutes, just by pressing a single button. Energy consumption dropped, too. Whereas the laptop originally consumed 51 watts, TuneUp Economy Mode reduced that figure to 36 watts. 

That means longer battery run time for mobile road warriors and cost-savings for desktop PC users.