Advanced SystemCare 8.1 (8.1.0.651) is released! [January 26, 2015] (Updated to ASC 8.1.0.652 - March 10, 2015)

[enoskype]

http://forums.iobit.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=10180&stc=1&d=1342536490 Advanced SystemCare 8.1(8.1.0.651) is released! [January 26, 2015] (Updated to 8.1.0.652 - March 10, 2015)

 

 

.....http://forums.iobit.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=6499&d=1292462110

From MajorGeeks (advanced-systemcare-setup.exe version: 8.1.0.651 size: 43399 KB ) (Updated version : 8.1.0.652, size : 43407 KB)

(Application File: ASC.exe file size: 5091 KB. Application File version: 8.1.0.651)

 

 

 

 

What's new in Advanced SystemCare 8.1 :

 

+ Added option to show system boot time in Startup Manager.

+ Supported hotkey(Ctrl+Alt+X) for screen cast feature in Performance Monitor.

+ Updated IObit Uninstaller 4.2 for faster launch and securer clean.

+ Updated and expanded database for Malware Removal, Registry Fix, Privacy Sweep and Surfing Protection.

+ Improved the support for high resolution (including 4K resolution).

+ Default Programs Tool added support for ACDsee, Adobe_crobat_xi_pro, Peazip, PowerDVD, QuickTime Player, KMPlayer, Total Video Player, Windows Paint, Winamp Player, VLC Media Player, etc.

+ Enhanced the privacy sweep for Chrome 40.0, Firefox 35.0, Oprea 26.0, RealPlayer Cloud 17.0, Dropbox3.0, Flash Player16.0, Skype7.0, TeamViewer10.0, Sketchup Make15.0, iTunes12.0, etc.

+ Fixed bugs in previous version.

 

 

Cheers.

[fosterdrew]

Thanks for the added support for VLC. It's what I always use.

[parkd1]

This is best version so far and it seems to be faster. Great job guys.

[enoskype]

:!: UPDATE!

 

Hi All,

 

Setup file in the first post is updated for ASC 8.1.0.652

 

Cheers.

[gregbike]

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+ Supported hotkey(Ctrl+Alt+X) for screen cast feature in Performance Monitor.

[...]

 

Great, how to disable this shortcut or change to another letter. In Polish language/keyboard there is realy important "?/?" letter under the alt+x hotkey.

 

P.S. "?/?" Should be this letter http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%B9 but even this forum don't give a chance to use it.

[enoskype]

Hi gregbike, welcome to the IObit Forum! :-)

 

This issue has already been addressed. See Here.

 

Cheers