rctneil

Hello, I like the ability in CCleaner to view a list of applications that startup within windows and be able to enable and disable them. How about adding an option to allow users to add applications to startup. I use an application called RealTimeSync (Part of FreeFileSync) to do auto syncs when folder content changes and ucrrently I have to start it up manually when my system starts. Being able to add this within CCleaner would be excellent. Thanks Neil

Hey, Will speccy have a check for updates feature in the next version? I find this is really helpful in loads of programs

yeh, having it be able to run, and autosend a file to a specified email address would be fantastic for remote troubleshooting

Even so, the simple version should at least be added onto the main screen

Hello, A couple of things I would like to see included. Some ahve already been included but this is my list of what I think should be added: Networking info - each adaptor, whether disabled or not, driver versions?, mac addresses, current ip. That sort of thing, name of currently connected network. Operating System should give netails on workgroup or domain joined. Activation date, 64bit or 32bit Also, I have two samsung monitors connected to one ATI GPU and only 1 monitor shows up.

Throroughly agree with all these A program I know of that does a similar thing is PC Wizard 2009 so maybe you could incorporate some features they ahve into Speccy. I never liked Pc Wizards interface but it does tell you some good info. The temp monitoring of Speccy is excellent too. Also, when you are able to identify the manufacturer of an item, then why not include hyperlinks to their website and or support/driver site?

Hey, Just joined this forum and I use Piriform products quite a bit. They are really good and useful tools. 1 suggestion that I have come across whilst using it is can the Drive Map Legend become visible by default next to the Properties area. It seems like a good thing to put there and would save people from having to open it up manually every time. Also, I take it that when a colour is faint or extra dark, it means how badly or less fragmented a file is. Is that correct? If so then maybe a note could be added under the drive map legend to let users know at a glance! Thanks Regards, Neil