Based on the events you’ve described, we conducted an internal investigation and located your communication with our support. To ensure that you are fully covered in situations like this, we have technical assistance, who will do their best to get your issue resolved. Unfortunately, the conditions of your PC, as well as system configuration, greatly affect a specific performance and vary improvement results. Reply from Auslogics Updated Jul 22, 2021ĭear Gini, We sincerely apologize for the issues you’re reporting in this review. I will learn to deal with a slower machine, it outweighs the stress and frustration your software put me through. After a full factory reset, and a lost day of productivity, I finally had a functioning laptop, and fortunately thanks to the “cloud” I didn’t lose as much data as I feared. This was my business laptop, do you realize the files and information I lost because of this garbage software? I purchased this software in the hopes that I wouldn’t have to replace the laptop for at least another year, foolish me! If you don’t want to lose everything on your computer or laptop, stay far away from this software!!! UPDATE to sellers response: Yes, I did receive a full refund, but that doesn’t help the fact that my laptop completely crashed while using your software. My laptop then fully crashed and I had to complete a factory reset just to get it to start up again. I also purchased the Driver Update software and it removed needed drivers then wouldn’t restore them when I tried. This software is garbage! My laptop was slower, and froze more after Boost Speed 12 was installed. Maybe that was bad luck, but to be honest, I could only recommend to get as far as possible to Auslogics (at least the driver update, but I am not going to take my chances on other software from the suite.)

Nothing like it, that was just Auslogics that completely messed up my USB drivers (luckily only seemed to affect wireless hardware) and finally had to restore to my previous state when I realized I could do it when trying to uninstall that piece of crap that made me waste an entire afternoon.

Assuming that a fault on both (well, chances were small), I changed batteries and even opened them up to check for corrosion. Luckily, I had old-school usb wired version of both and first regained access to my computer. Updating drivers for my USB ports, I sequentially lost my wireless keyboard, and then my wireless mouse. Well, that was a VERY VERY VERY BAD idea.

I downloaded Auslogics Driver Update upon recommendation on what appeared to be a legit review online, and acknowledging I never did it for my desktop.

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