PC Utility Kit

I accidentall also paid about $10 for special help; an addon-to-the-cost (unless you're fast enough to untick it) common to scams and opportunists. The deal anounced that the licence/whatever was for only six months, after paying. It continued (after the scan and me buying the licence) and allegedly fixed hundreds of problems, a few GB of junk...and has requested a reboot during which time I'm reading about it using an old laptop. I feel I've been suckered. There's more scams than suckers and there are scams for every sucker. I suspect it did nothing much worthwhile or a free program could have done better; but I'm trying to just do easy jobs, having a "fever" from some virus/wog...stupid to get involved with fixing my computer!! Well, pox on them if they've got my money by a sort of trick. This software is perhaps taking advantage of the trust people put into PCUtilities re the magazine; perhaps another part of a probably trick. Windows restarted and has requested I let Red Dog do its thing, that I did (part of having a fever? --- people go made with fever). The software says PC utility kit has Fixed and Cleaned. Now Bakcup! and invites me to a FREE SpeedyBackup trial!!! I think I'll either uninstall it using Revo (this is not an advert) that does a good job of hunting down registry and residual crap. They recon they're a Microsoft Partner. Actually the software seems OK. No Processes that could be attributed to it (I stopped it). I ran Reimage Repair, that found >120 problems after reinstalling Windows 7 64 SP1 using the "upgrade" option then loading >>120 updates over a couple of days. Perhaps that job caused the fever. Reimage hadn't cured enough problems; it left loops for loading updates that failed, instead of starting...and I've been reluctant to use it since (more $'s cause of being a sucker?). Reimage says it fixes files by downloading ok ones from its own database; but it had none of the >120 updates needed after a reinstallation that included downloading some updates. Reimage found instability issues in the logs, but zero malware nor security threats. Reimage also found zero bad files, but 834 registry errors. I will not remove the PC Utility kit; it didn't leave any (apparent) bad files; probably did nothing much certainly didn't fix the registry; shame about wasting money but, never know, it might end up useful.

PC Utility Kit can do nothing but just show pop ups to convince the user that the computer has been infected by malwares and urge the user to purchase the full version of PC Utility Kit.

I am angry that this program did a long scan on my computer and then asked me to click on Fix It and only then, at that point, did it say I had to pay for this service. Now I never use Pay Pal or pay for anything over the internet so I will have to delete it. What a dam waste of my time. Why didn't you mention payment upfront before I started? this is complete crap!