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Hardware issues detected by SupportAssist include hard drives, solid state drives, batteries and fans.ģHard drive retention is not available on models with a soldered hard drive, Chromebooks or Venue tablets, except the Venue 11 Pro.ĤAccidental Damage service excludes theft, loss, and damage due to fire, flood, or other acts of nature, or intentional damage. Testing commissioned by Dell, conducted in the United States.

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See /servicecontracts/US.ĢBased on a Principled Technologies test report, “Dell ProSupport Plus with SupportAssist warns you about hardware issues so you can fix them before they cause downtime” dated April 2019. If issue is covered by Limited Hardware Warranty and not resolved remotely, technician and/or part will be dispatched, usually within 1 business day following completion of Remote Diagnosis. View All Electronics & Accessories DealsġOnsite Service after Remote Diagnosis is determination by online/phone technician of cause of issue may involve customer access to inside of system and multiple or extended sessions.Small Business Partner Outreach Program.

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This is only time I’ve quit on the testing for a software review in over 20 years. I didn’t even get around to checking out the remote control of other PCs because I wasn’t sure where the data was going. With the anti-spam apparently only for Outlook (I use Thunderbird) and no way to confirm that the Firewall was working, plus numerous additional ads telling me to call technical support, enough was enough. It required me to uninstall Microsoft Security Essentials before proceeding, then as far as I could tell, the anti-virus required upgrading yet again to something called Total security.

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I did most of my testing in a virtual machine, however, the Absolute version wouldn’t install in a VM so I used my main test bed to check out anti-spam, parental controls, and firewall (from BitDefender) in a limited fashion. The Encryptor (iYogi’s spelling) works on a file/folder basis and performed fine, though I limited my testing after the issues with the duplicate file remover. The duplicate file remover doesn’t need explaining, but it seemed to base its selections on file size and came up with a whole lot of files that weren’t duplicates, just small installation or info files that are only a few bytes.

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PC Optimizer’s Security Advisor mimics the Windows Action center in telling you what anti-virus program you have installed, what anti-spyware you have installed, and the status of your Firewall. Think they could squeeze in more mentions of the tech support phone number? The genie gets bigger, is animated, and got annoyed when I quit a defrag operation. If there was any improvement in throughput, I didn’t see it. Also, once you’ve let the PC Optimizer “fix” it, there’s no way back, i.e. The wisdom of changing these settings and the benefit derived therefrom is debatable.

There are a lot of settings provided by PC Optimizer’s Internet Optimizer, many of which are those that Windows doesn’t implement by default.

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A lot of upgrading and a lot of money for features that are already embedded into your operating system or available for free elsewhere. Best I could figure, you need to throw in another $50 to $80 to get antivirus. There’s also an $80 Absolute version that brings parental controls, and a firewall to the party. The $40 Pro version adds a duplicate file finder, backup and restore, plus file encryption. Still reading? The free version of PC Optimizer offers a decent registry cleaner, a junk file remover, disk defragger, a security advisor, an Internet settings optimizer, plus two-way remote control. You might want to move on the next review now. But if you fall for the copious embedded advertising, you’ll wind up spending well over $100 for utilities you really don’t need, then calling iYogi’s tech support to undoubtedly spend more. The free version offers marginal value-if you’re careful with it. Handsomely rendered in the latest Windows 8.x tile-style, TechGenie’s PC Optimizer is undoubtedly one of, if not the best-looking Windows maintenance suite out there.