Magic Utilities is a cute program designed to make your computer clean and more stable.These utilities include Uninstller Plus, StartUp Organizer, Process Killer.
Magic Utilities enables you to easily and safely uninstall programs; inspect and manage the programs that automatically start when your turn on or logon to your computer; lists and controls all currently running processes (system and hidden processes are also shown). With a cool and user-friendly interface makes it easy for anyone to use Magic Utilities.
New features include:
Download: Magic Utilities 2005 v3.60 | 1.63 MB (Shareware, $29.95 USD)
View: Product Overview
Magic Utilities enables you to easily and safely uninstall programs; inspect and manage the programs that automatically start when your turn on or logon to your computer; lists and controls all currently running processes (system and hidden processes are also shown). With a cool and user-friendly interface makes it easy for anyone to use Magic Utilities.
New features include:
- New option to hide Windows Update uninstall files.
- New option to auto check update version for Magic Utilities.
- Other small bugs fixed.
Download: Magic Utilities 2005 v3.60 | 1.63 MB (Shareware, $29.95 USD) View: Product Overview
Windows Vista Starter Edition
- Only sold in emerging markets
- Very feature limited
- Only 3 simultaneous applications running
- Equivalent to XP Home
- Includes firewall, parental controls, Security Center, Movie Maker, Photo Library and more
- For first time buyer / budget conscious
- Everything from Vista Home Basic
- Adds DVD video authoring, HDTV support, DVD ripping support
- Similar to current XP Media Center edition but with added features
- Aimed at the business consumer
- Can join domain, has IIS web server
- Akin to XP Pro
- Designed for small businesses without IT staff
- Backup and Shadow Copy support, Castle and server-join networking, and PC fax and scanning utility
- Pre-paid access to the Windows Live! Small Business or Microsoft Office Live! subscription services
- Optimized for the enterprise
- Ships with Virtual PC & the multi-language user interface (MUI)
- Aimed at business decision makers, IT managers and decision makers, and information workers/general business users.
- "The best operating system ever offered for a personal PC"
- Superset of both Vista Home Premium and Vista Pro Edition
- Podcasting application, Game Performance Tweaker, possible free music/movie downloads
I have tried a few and this gets the 'gong'.
Last edited by 66351 on 11 Sep 2005 - 16:27
THEY REALLY DO MAGIC $$$
Last edited by 38004 on 12 Sep 2005 - 03:17
I was given a free reg key for this couple of years ago via a tech magazine and I was shocked how poor it is.
They also have magic tweak thats worse.
The tweaking experience by http://windowsxp.homedns.org/xp/ is pretty decent.
Last edited by 66351 on 11 Sep 2005 - 16:28
My personal preference goes to Tuneup Utilities 2004 (or 2006 whenever it's out). It suprisingly does a lot, and the interface is nice and clean. It's $10 more than this barebone set of utilities, but hey.
Side note: While TU2004 costs $39, the equivalent (or less) of Magictweak + Magic Utilities, when bought in the 'powerpack' of $49.99 ends up being more expensive than TU2004.
benz240:if it posted as it is somewhat of a good news story,thats for those who actualy use this app.i don't see why your whining about it,if the poster of the news posted it,there must be good reason.
There's no need to take it out on the poster for bad software, and your warnings may help people to NOT use it.
Thats exactly the point of them. This type of software borderlines on scamware, and I think it is only right to let people know in blatant terms that they are paying for something that is readily available free of charge.
Going corporate Neobond?
why neowin, why? why post this crap
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New option to hide Windows Update uninstall files.
The blurb cracks me up...how the F can a software title be cute!!! (esp when its a tweaking util)
POS it is, go get Tuneup Utils 2k4/2k6 far superior fer less ££
Both were for shareware....
Sad state of affairs here @ neowin....
back to betanews!
Last edited by 17927 on 13 Sep 2005 - 09:56
Let's not upset our overlord Neobond to much now gent.
There's no need to take it out on the poster for bad software, and your warnings may help people to NOT use it.
you failed to read my post and understand it like many do,i was telling that one guy not to whine about the software and i told him there must have been a good and valid reason to post about that software.
I don't use it, yet I gotta say I'm sick of seeing it in the "Recent Software News" headlines.
Seems like it's been there all damn week.
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