Setup for Windows Vista 32-bit and 64-bit, Windows 2003 Server 32-bit and 64-bit, Windows XP 32-bit and 64-bit, Windows 2008 Server 32-bit and 64-bit, Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit:
This release came later than expected, but this is just because we wanted to ensure the quality of this product.
A PRO version of CSU will be available next week.
The world is slowly moving to SSD’s. And with SSD’s, the defrag operation is no longer necessary. So for now we sit back and notice the trend. There is no point into making a defag program, that will take several months to complete, and when we finish it, just see that no one will use it.
Also, there is no point into making an average defrag program. If we’ll ever do this, we’ll try to make it the best. And this takes a long time.
So my answer is that maybe we’ll do a defrag program in the future, but only if the demand will remain high enough.
Because CSU has a different name than CSC, and a different install path, Even is CSU is seen by Windows as a different product, this is really an upgrade to CSC. For this reason, CSU asks the user to uninstall any previous versions of CSC.
Although CSU supports multiple users, the users must be administrators. We cannot support standard users because a lot of our functionality like : registry cleaning, registry defrag, force delete, shreder, autoruns manager will not be available.
But that’s why Microsoft made the ‘Run as Administrator’ function ;D
This also means that ‘standard’ users will never be able to clean their privacy traces, and an admin won’t be able to clean that specific users privacy traces either right?
We focused on the launch until now. Any item that is cleaned, must be added into our cleaning database. One we launch the PRO version next week, we will concentrate into improving our cleaning database. This will include Recycle Bin.
Yes, but CSU is designed to work with the logged user. And this must be an administrator. I’ll add your request to the feature list for the next updates.
I just tried the portable version. I played with it for about an hour and the same old problems are still there. It’s a pain entering multiple Filter Entries in Disk Cleaner. After setting up a profile and exporting it, CSU won’t let me import the profile I just saved. Some of the settings won’t stick when I try to customize a profile. Seeing that I was having these problems, I didn’t run the program for fear of system damage. I’ll be staying with Comodo System Cleaner 2.2.335611.5 which works perfectly on my system.
I will ask out QA guys to work with you, so we can detect the problem, if you want. We’ve tested this scenarios on out computers and everything was fine. This why we were confident that the problems were fixed.
That’s not necessary. I was just giving it a try. I don’t particularly like the GUI. All the settings are buried under multiple tabs and drop-downs. I like the GUI of v2.2.335611.5 much better. Most settings are on one panel. The older version works fine and I have the new features of v4.0 covered with other programs.