It was first founded in 1990 before being acquired by Avast in 2016 for $1.3 billion. First: a rundown of AVG TechnologiesĪVG TuneUp is from a company called AVG Technologies, a subsidiary of Avast and a giant in the cybersecurity software industry. Click here to skip to my verdict on how good AVG TuneUp is, or continue reading to see how the software performed on my machine. In the past few weeks I’ve tried a number of these tools including CCleaner, Advanced SystemCare (see my Advanced SystemCare review), CleanMyPC (see my CleanMyPC review) and more, and here I’ll be testing and reviewing AVG TuneUp through an objective and impartial lens.
It’s a feature that will run a scan and cover four different areas of your PC, which are:Īll you have to do from there, then, is to click on Scan PC from the main screen, and the device will start scanning your Windows.AVG TuneUp (previously called AVG PC TuneUp) advertises itself as an “advanced PC performance optimizer” that can make your PC run faster. So when you look at the numbers, it immediately becomes evident that CCleaner does what it says on the tin, having constantly been picked by users for their PC's optimization needs, and is one of the most downloaded user optimization tools on a Windows PC.Īfter you've installed the tool and launched it, you will find the PC Health Check right on the main menu. While at other times it has also been touted as one of the best optimization tools for Windows PC.Īlthough opinions can be as varied and fidgety as the people writing the reviews, hard empirical data is tough to ignore. At times, it’s been derided and called everything from untrustworthy to malware, best to be uninstalled yesterday.
A lot has been said and written about CCleaner over the years.
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