Ashampoo WinOptimizer Free Review (August 2019)
Ashampoo WinOptimizer Free is a great addition to any PC! Borrowing many of the great cleaning tools from its premium sibling it provides a fast and free way of keeping your PC running at top speed!
Ashampoo WinOptimizer 17 Review
Featuring powerful components to keep you PC operating at peak performance, maintain privacy, free up storage, remove unwanted entities plus much more this really is an all-in-one superstar.
FBackup Review 2019 (Free Backup Software)
Fbackup is a very capable free backup tool which performed well in all of our tests and features Google Drive & Dropbox integration!
Creating Additional Storage on your Smartphone
Modern smartphones are great, not only do you have a high quality camera with you wherever you go but the ability see years worth of old photos, read e-books, work…
MSP360 Backup Review (Formally Cloudberry)
Cloudberry is a very powerful backup application and is clearly aimed towards the more advanced PC user who is happy to dig into the settings pages and fine tune everything. If you are looking for more of a “set and forget” backup tool you should maybe look else ware!
CrashPlan Review (CrashPlan for Small Business)
Aimed towards business and professional users CrashPlan for Small Business provides unlimmited cloud backup and file versioning for as little as $10/month!
Ashampoo Backup Pro 12 Review
With Backup Pro 12 Ashampoo have created a very powerful, easy to use and subscription free backup solution for the more advanced PC user.
How to Securely Delete Files on a PC
Most PC users are aware that when you delete a file it goes into the recycle bin and, if necessary, can be recovered easily at a later date. This is…
How to Check Windows Defender is ON
A number of years ago Microsoft first acknowledged PC security was a significant issue with the release of service pack 2 for Windows XP, this update contained a subtle checkbox…
Ashampoo Backup 2018 Review
With Backup 2018 Ashampoo have created a solid backup solution ideal for those looking for a “set and forget” backup which just works!