The Super Duper Problem Fixer

&nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; One of our customers pointed out a new program to me and wanted me to check it out. This program called itself a bug fixer. It was a sharp looking program and claimed to fix bugs on the user's computer that he didn't even know existed.

&nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; It sounded like a super duper problem solver until I downloaded it and took a closer look. Being a programmer I quickly saw behind its smoke and mirrors. It actually only performed six of the over 1000 cleaning processes which our A1Click Ultra PC Cleaner and RegVac Registry Cleaner do.

&nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; Even though it did little compared to our programs, it found 504 problems. How can that be? My computer was clean. The program did not show any details about the results but wanted $30 before it would clean them. I'll never know for sure about those results, but I suspect that they were fabricated and that the true number of problems was 0.

&nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; There are many shady developers out there that just want to make a quick buck. I doubt this bug fixer program will even be around in a year.

&nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; &nsbp; This provides a good lesson to anyone. Be sure to purchase software from a trusted developer and don't buy a program just because it looks nice.

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Ray Geide writes a free weekly newsletter called Ray's Computer Tips and moderates a discussion board answering computer questions called Computer Q&A.
He is an experienced computer programmer who has been writing top-rated software for over a decade. Though he has written for some big-name companies, he prefers to write for his own company, Super Win Software, Inc.