As a registry cleaner, however, Glary Utilities is very conservative, deleting only entries that point to nowhere. Also, CNET is a dodgy source for downloads.Ī lot of people automatically distrust registry cleaners (usually for good reason). However, other than some functions being automated (ones I would rather use manually so I can decide if I want deletions to happen or not) and scans being faster (it's already pretty fast), I see little incentive to get the Pro, even if the license is free and lifetime. I have been using Glary Utilities free for years, have been happy with it, and prefer it infinitely to CCleaner (I use CCleaner only for wiping and torture testing HDDs). Check the ShareWare on Sale site for exact details. No refunds and exchanges if you are having trouble activating or registering, please ask for helpĪt the moment of me writing this at 14:15 (2:15 PM) CET on 20-March-2015 the offer is still available for 1 day 17 hours.Must be downloaded, installed, and registered before this offer is over - you cannot register later.This is a 1-computer lifetime license, for home use.And often with good reason: sometimes they seem to do more harm than good.Terms and conditions of this offer: I mention that because, as a general rule, reviewers tend to trash system utilities. Likewise, if you read the user comments on SharewareOnSale's deal page, you'll see lots of gushing praise. For proof, look no further than, where it scored 4.5 stars (out of 5) from CNET's reviewer and a similar rating from over 260 users. What the heck is Glary Utilities? Only one of the top-rated programs in its class.

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