mandashi

Hi cicely, Sorry, i didn't make myself clear. The "context menu manager" was meant for the Windows context menu, right-click on files and folders. Some programs add their own context menu entries in the Windows context menu which sometimes becomes cluttered and slows the right-click. I'm sure we all have some experience with the right-click lagging. Suggestion: A feature that lets you enable/disable windows context menu entries Maybe a small feature, but could prove to be a useful one nonetheless. :-)

Hi. I've been using ASC for some time now. Love the product; however, there is always room for improvement. Running and optimizing for 2 days now. I like the fact you can hide the Action Center because in ASC 6, the "alert " not having the rest of your software installed was kind of annoying. No more Action Center pop-ups, a good thing. However, a few more options could come in handy. For example, context menu manager. That right-click can sometimes be such a pain. A simple enable/disable option. Details do matter, right? :smile: Slojanko also mentioned before that the ASC 7 installed 2 programs (malware cleaner and surfing proteciotn) separately which was a surprise for me as well since it didn't come up in the installation options. Implement that in the ASC altogether or let users choose if they want it or not. I'm glad that ASC 7 now has a Program Deactivator, brings more control. The PC health status should also have an option to choose between A, B, C and the smiley faces used before. Miss the smiley :smile: Oh, and one more thing. Have you ever considered developing a browser ad-block plugin to go with ASC? Looking forward to the end product!