Keeping your system free of junk files and unwanted leftover items from uninstalled programs is a way of helping your computer maintain its optimum level of performance. PC Reviver does precisely that – it scans your PC in search of all those bytes that shouldn’t be there clogging your precious disk space and gets rid of them, while it also updates whatever old drivers you may have on your PC.
Following the current tendency of other system maintenance tools, the program’s trial merely detects whatever files it considers to be occupying disk space unnecessarily. If you want PC Reviver to get rid of them, you’ll need to buy the corresponding license; otherwise, you’ll only be informed of how many suspicious items the scan process found and where they are located. This restrictive practice not only prevents users from cleaning their PC for free, but also prevents reviewers from providing potential users an accurate description of what the program does and how well it does it.
The same restrictive policy applies to three of the eleven tools in the Maintain section, namely Duplicates Finder, Disk Explorer, and Mass File Renamer, which are only available in the registered version. The rest (Add-ons Manager, Driver Backup, System Info, Crash Helper, Registry Defrag, Uninstall Manager, and Startup Manager) are fully functional. Actually, given the amount of free tools out there that cleans your PC from all unwanted files, I find these other utilities more interesting to the curious user than the program’s core functionality. more
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