dotTech Exclusive: 15 free licenses of Auslogics Registry Defrag!
February 26, 2010 72
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Auslogics is a popular name for their freeware Disk Defrag program. In addition to Disk Defrag, Auslogics also has a long offering of other software that can perform a variety of tasks for you with the same quality that we have come to know and love in Disk Defrag. Auslogics Registry Defrag is one such software.
Auslogics Registry Defrag, as the name implies, does to the registry what Disk Defrag does to your hard drive: defragmentation. Of course, to be completely fair, a Registry Defrag is not going have as big of an impact on your computer performance as Disk Defrag. Why? Because, lets be honest, a registry is not as large as a whole hard drive, so defragmentation is not as big of a deal. Nonetheless, though, if you use the right tool, defragging your registry can never hurt you.
These are all the benefits of Auslogics Registry Defrag as per the developer:
- Eliminates structural defects in the Registry
- Reduces the Registry size and the amount of RAM the registry takes up
- Improves applications response time
- Makes Windows running more stable
- Improves overall computer performance
What is not mentioned in the list is something I can attest to with first hand experience: Auslogics Registry Defrag is, literally, point and click – extremely easy to use.
That all being said, 15 lucky dotTechies will have the chance to own a copy of Auslogics Registry Defrag for free! All winners will receive free updates. Here are the rules for this promotion:
Version being given out for free: 5.5.20.525
Free updates: Yes
Supported OS: Windows XP/2003/2008/Vista/Win7
Download size: 2.27 MB
- If you want a chance to win Auslogics Registry Defrag, you must post a comment below answering all of these questions:
- Have you ever defragged your registry in the past? If so, with what software?
- What is your favorite aspect of Auslogics Registry Defrag?
- Is there anything Auslogics can improve in Registry Defrag (bug fixes, more features, portability, etc.)? If so, please specify.
- If you were in the market to purchase a registry defragger, would you be willing to pay $19.95 for Auslogics Registry Defrag? If not, then please name the price that you prefer.
Anyone that does not answer all four of these questions will be disqualified.
- 5 licenses are reserved for dotTech donors, authors, and artists. If you fall in this 5 license reserve category, please specifically state so in your comment (i.e. say “I am a donor” if you are a donor, etc.), otherwise I may not know. Also if you are a donor, please be sure to use the e-mail you donated with in your comment (do not post your e-mail in public, just use the e-mail in the “e-mail” form when posting a comment) so I can confirm.
- The other 10 licenses can be won by anyone.
- I reserve the right to award specific people licenses if I feel they have helped foster the dotTech family by being very active (the people who fall into this category is at my sole discretion).
- You may only enter the drawing once. If you try to enter more than once, you will be disqualified.
When posting a comment, please make sure you enter an e-mail that is 100% valid and an e-mail you will check because the licenses will be distributed via e-mail by me. If you win and don’t have a valid e-mail or an e-mail you don’t check, your license will go to waste. However, please don’t post your e-mail in your comment! You should never post your e-mail on a public form. Just enter the e-mail you want to be contacted at in the “E-mail” field when writing your comment – I will be able to get your e-mail from there. Or if you are a registered dotTechie, just post a comment normally and I will be able to find your e-mail.
The winners of this giveaway will be announced after the giveaway has ended in 48 hours, or on Sunday Feb 28, 2010.
Good luck to everyone!
Anyone that misses out on a free license of Auslogics Registry Defrag can always purchase Auslogics Registry Defrag from the homepage for $19.95 (USD). Or, better yet, if you want more “bang for the buck” consider Auslogics BoostSpeed, which includes Registry Defrag, for $29.95.
ASHRAF SIR,
I BELIEVE THE S/W ONLY BECAUSE IT IS SUGGESTED AND REVIEWED BY YOU.
I HOPE AT LEAST ON THIS AUSPICIOUS DAY OF ID
I WILL WIN
THANK YOU SIR
rachana
1. I’ve used Eusing and Iobit, both free versions, as well as the free Auslogics.
2. The speed of the Auslogics is quite impressive.
3. Not enough experience with it to comment overall. If there’s a way around the reboot…
4. $19.95 seems like a fair price for a quality program that provides support. On the other hand, free IS my favorite price. ;)
1.No have not defragged the registry on my computer.
2. Registry defrag will improve performance of my computer, speed up response time.
3.Having not used this software I cannot comment on what needs to be improved.
4. yes, would pay $19.95 seems worth the price
1) Glary Utilities.
2 & 3) Don’t know, never used it ! A portable version maybe…
4) The price maybe reasonable for its quality, but should be ~10$.
1. WinUtilities Pro 9.38 – Registry Cleaner and CCleaner‘s ‘Registry cleaning’ feature.
2. The belief I can increase the response time of programs and the general speed of my P.C.
3. Maybe some details – in gradations of complexity, for novice users up to the advanced bunch – as to what each broken link, revealed after the preliminary scan of the registry, means.
4. I would pay the asking price if I was convinced I would be given a wealth of understandable info about what the program has revealed, along with some advice, perhaps.
1. Registry mechanic.
2. No comment because i have not try it.
3. No comment untill i try it.
4. The price is reasonable at $19.95.
1- no 2-defrag my flash drives
3- not that I am aware of 4-16.94 USD
1. WinUtilities Pro 9.41 – Registry Cleaner and CCleaner’s ‘Registry cleaning’ feature.
2. The belief I can increase the response time of programs and the general speed of my P.C. V important to me.
3. Make it fail safe so it cannot mess the registry.
4. I would pay the asking price if I knew it would increase program response time.
1. WinUtilities Pro 9
2. I will love to use it, I have never try it.
3. I have never try it.
4. If it will be good, then I will.
Thanks
1. No
2. and 3. i haven’t used Registry Defrag but I used some other GREAT Auslogics programs.
4. Yes, I think I would buy it.
Ashraf, I hope it’s not too late, bt please enter me for the Auslogics drawing. I am a donor. Thanks.
1. Have you ever defragged your registry in the past? If so, with what software?
I do from time to time, using WinRescue
2. What is your favorite aspect of Auslogics Registry Defrag?
Improvement of Windows performance.
3. Is there anything Auslogics can improve in Registry Defrag (bug fixes, more features, portability, etc.)? If so, please specify.
I would not pretend to know enough about this software without having used it. I presume that every program ever invented can be improved, however.
4. If you were in the market to purchase a registry defragger, would you be willing to pay $19.95 for Auslogics Registry Defrag? If not, then please name the price that you prefer.
I prefer free software; unless and until I have tried Auslogics Registry Defrag and become convinced that it is the cat’s pajamas, I am not willing to pay for it.
These are my honest answers, even if they are not politically correct. I do want to win a free copy.
1.) Glary Utilities
2.) Registry defrag will improve performance of the computer, speed up boot time a little.
3.) I´ve never tried it.
4.) I prefer freeware. But if i really would be in the need of a professional registry cleaner i think i would pay the $19.95.
Hi again Ashraf, so sorry for not reading your requirements above for qualifying to enter this drawing..here is my second/corrected submission, with my answers to your Questions:
1. Yes, I’ve defragged my PC before using Advanced System Care Pro.
2. My favorite aspect/feature about Auslogics Registry Defrag is its efficiency, accuracy, and relatively light use of system resources, compared with other similar programs.
3. Suggestion for improvement – make the program totally portable, so it can be run from a USB thumb/flash drive for ease and convenience.
4. If I were in the market to buy such a program, I would not pay $19.95 for it. I’d be willing to pay only $10.00 for it.
Lastly (again, for your benefit) I’m a donor.
Thanks,
Inas
The drawing has now closed. Winners will be announced soon iA.
Can you give us a list?
Hi, Here are my answers:
Have you ever defragged your registry in the past? If so, with what software?
I used a free trial of auslogics registry defrag, that came with the fantastic boost speed suite, and a program called free registry defrag.
What is your favorite aspect of Auslogics Registry Defrag?
It’s speed, simple to use, and works very well with screen readers (i’m a blind user)
Is there anything Auslogics can improve in Registry Defrag (bug fixes, more features, portability, etc.)? If so, please specify.
An automatic monitor and defrag feature would be nice… or does it have that already?
If you were in the market to purchase a registry defragger, would you be willing to pay $19.95 for Auslogics Registry Defrag? If not, then please name the price that you prefer.
Yes, this is such a good program that’s a really cheap price for it!
Ash
@Ashraf: I was wondering when you intend to announce the names of the winners.
Hi Ashraf, I have also neen wondering when you are going to announce the results of this competition. I have been eagerly checking everyday to see if I have won! Auslogics products rock and I would love to win a copy of their registry defragmentation software. I use their screensaver defragmentation tool. It is incredible – a must for home users (http://www.auslogics.com/en/software/disk-defrag-screen-saver/)!
Hello,
My English is bad. I want to participate and if I win I’d be very happy.
With my best regards
Jules
01 – Have not usee any tool to defragment registry.
02- Cannot answer as I have not tried it at all.
03- Cannot suggest as I have not worked with the programme to gain experience and assess its
ease of functionality.
04- Price is not a question in case of useful programmes. I can pay a little more than what has been
mentioned above, say 25 US dollars for the programme.
@dprangan:
Pal, did you check the date of the contest?