Tool Box - Internet booster

[sopchoppy]

When I run the Internet Booster it continually scans and I never know when it has completed its task.

Help please.

 

Tnx

 

John

[enoskype]

Hi sopchoppy, welcome to IObit Forum! :grin:

 

Please supply us the screenshot when the problem occurs.

 

Screenshot info is in Manage Screenshots and Attachments in the Forum.

 

Cheers.

[sopchoppy]

Toolbox -Internet browser

 

Here's the attachment. How long does the green bar continue to indicate loading? Does it completely stop when the process has been completed?

 

Tnx for the help

[Guest Guest]

I rarely run that, normally it's 5 seconds at most for me. It may have actually boosted the internet it just pauses on 100%.

[sopchoppy]

It appears to continually run. Maybe it's just taking longer than it should, but it makes 20+ scans before I get tired of watching it.

[Toppack]

I'm wondering if ASC-5 is compatible with the version of Firefox you are using?

Do you have another Browser to test it with?

[enoskype]

I have noticed on a different PC with Win 7 Home that the Config.ini for Internet Booster can not be over written.

 

Also, ASC5 in that part of the Explorer is read only.

 

It must be the limited security rights of the User or the System.

 

Please check your User rights for Config.ini file @ :

C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\IObit\Advanced SystemCare V5\Internet Booster

 

Cheers.

[sopchoppy]

I tried it with EI and it worked fine. I prefer to use Mozilla Firefox, is there any way to get compatibility with Firefox?

[Toppack]

I tried it with EI and it worked fine. I prefer to use Mozilla Firefox, is there any way to get compatibility with Firefox?

 

Are you using the latest version of Firefox?

If it is an older version, maybe that's the problem?

 

I would suggest upgrading to Window-7 and IE-9.

Sorry, but 'stuff happens' when you continue to use Obsolite software.

[sopchoppy]

Thank you but I do not run obsolete software. Mozilla Firefox Version 10.2 is the latest version out. I don't require Windows 7 since it has nothing that I require. Maybe Iobit should quit advertising that it supports XP7 when it apparently does not.

 

Here's Iobit's information on products supported:

 

Operating Systems Supported for Advanced System Care 5 Pro.

 

 

Operating Systems Supported

 

Microsoft® Windows® 8

Microsoft® Windows® 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/ Home Basic/Home Premium/Professional/Ultimate

Microsoft® Windows® Vista (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/Home Basic/Home Premium/Business /Ultimate

Microsoft® Windows® XP (32-bit and 64-bit) with SP2/SP3 or Home/Professional/Media Center

Microsoft® Windows® 2000

 

If you're going to sit in as an Iobit Expert VIP, maybe, just maybe you should learn what the product support literature says before offering advice.

[solbjerg]

Hi sopchoppy

I also use XP and have no problems with Firefox.

Please check your settings. And go through the "problems" a scan finds to ensure that the things you need is placed in the ignore list.

Cheers

solbjerg

 

Thank you but I do not run obsolete software. Mozilla Firefox Version 10.2 is the latest version out. I don't require Windows 7 since it has nothing that I require. Maybe Iobit should quit advertising that it supports XP7 when it apparently does not.

 

Here's Iobit's information on products supported:

 

Operating Systems Supported for Advanced System Care 5 Pro.

 

 

Operating Systems Supported

 

Microsoft® Windows® 8

Microsoft® Windows® 7 (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/ Home Basic/Home Premium/Professional/Ultimate

Microsoft® Windows® Vista (32-bit and 64-bit) Starter/Home Basic/Home Premium/Business /Ultimate

Microsoft® Windows® XP (32-bit and 64-bit) with SP2/SP3 or Home/Professional/Media Center

Microsoft® Windows® 2000

 

If you're going to sit in as an Iobit Expert VIP, maybe, just maybe you should learn what the product support literature says before offering advice.

[Toppack]

Sorry, my suggestion was a just the All inclusive best way to solve your problem.

In other words, converting to W-7 and IE-9 is what I would do to fix it.

 

But in case you haven't noticed lately, XP is an obsolite OS.

I read that the first retail version of Windows-8 is to be released next week and that will make XP not only obsolite but Very Obsolite. ;-)

 

It was very painful for me when I had to stop using Windows-98

but 'Progress Marches On',

and we need to March with it or get left behind.

[jimsing59]

Reinstall Windows

 

Someone needs to reinstall Windows and your problems will go away. IObit products are pretty stable. 8:)

[scrd01]

bandwidth

 

I see your bandwidth is 1meg, have you tried it at a different level.

 

Roy

[Cicely]

Hi sopchoppy,

 

Sorry for the inconvenience, we have forwarded this issue to our coders, please kindly help us look into this issue.:grin:

 

Please press Win+R >>copy and paste" %appdata%\Mozilla" in the bar>>Open "Firefox">>Open "Profiles">>Find and open the folder with extension ".default">>Find user.js, user.bk, prefs.js and prefs.bk (note: maybe you can't find all the four files, please find as many as possible， then send them to us)

 

Thanks in advance!;-)