Turbo Boost Concerns

[Alex_is_Here]

Hi everyone,

 

After installing Advanced System Care Free v4.1.0, I ran the quick care option, making sure to only delete registry issues that were medium-no risk, and then the Turbo Boost option. Before running Turbo Boost, I was sure to configure it so that I only selected the processes I wanted to disable. However, after reading some forums online, I found that alot of people experienced issues with their system after running turbo boost, because of it terminating background processes that were essential to the pc. I am just concerned that I have not just created said issues for myself. Feedback would be greatly appreaciated.

[Toppack]

The changes made by Turbo-boost are Only Temporary,

while it is On.

It does Not Permanantly change or delete anything.

[Alex_is_Here]

Thank you very much for the re-assurance :D

[Toppack]

Just click 'Restore' at Turbo-boost Icon and everything will go back the way it was and TB will be turned Off.

[Alex_is_Here]

I can't seem to find this "restore button".... only the large turbo boost button

[Toppack]

Mouse-over the large Icon.

'Restore' is only displayed when TB is On.

(where the Boost-now and Configure buttons are, when it's Off)

[Alex_is_Here]

I have attached three images, one of my main screen with turbo boost on, one with my turbo boost off and one in the turbo boost menu. in none of these can I see a restore button. every time i click turbo boost when it is on, it automatically turns off

[Toppack]

Oops, I'm using version-5 of ASC.

I no longer have version 4 on this computer and I can't remember where the 'restore' button was in 4 ?

But I think you just click the 'On' status button, changing it to 'Off', and that restored everything?

Maybe someone else, still using 4, can help with that?

[Toppack]

Version 5 Restore-now button:

[Toppack]

I found that we still had 4 on one of our computers

and you just click on the large Icon to turn Off TB and evidently that Restores the changes made by TB.

[Alex_is_Here]

Awesome! Thanks Again!

[Alex_is_Here]

I have one other question concerning safe optimization. It is somewhat unrelated to the title of this thread, but I figure it relates to the same issue, so here goes. Under Deep Care, there is a subsection called "system optimization". After doing a scan of this, I found a few things that seemed questionable to disable. Attached is a picture of the actions ASC is asking me to execute, I am just looking for someone to confirm if it is safe to perform these actions.

Thanks,

Alexander.

[Toppack]

I did not think any Windows Services that are set to 'Manual' would slow down the computer, but I could be wrong?

(since they are only used when needed, when in Manual mode)

If you are Not on a local Network, then I think it would be okay to disable them though.

 

The 2 System Config items are probably not needed but I don't think I would disable those,

since they could be needed someday.

 

I would keep a copy of all changes made, just in case you need to reset them, using services.msc program.

[Alex_is_Here]

Yea, I feel kind of iffy about those settings, so I think for now at least, I'll steer clear of them.

 

Thanks,

Alexander

[Toppack]

You can check the Status and change mode of all Services using the

services.msc program, which is run in the Windows Run-line.

[enoskype]

FYI,

 

In Blackviper website you can find all the default, safe and tweaked services status for all Windows OSes and for all service packs.

 

Cheers.