#How to stop annoying pop ups from boostspeed 8 .dll#

dll is orphaned & a rarely used program does not work correctly. Registry cleaning can help to a degree, the problem is that issues can often arise some time after removing an entry when someone finds a control panel applet does not work or a system. Thanks Betanews contributors for confirming my suspicions. I uninstalled ASC and started checking around for forum reviews. It looked like the UI had been designed to make one feel lucky their computer was running at all! And, good thing I ran this ASC SCAN thingie in the nick of time! Gimme a frikkin break. Within less than 5 minutes the results came back that I had more than 89,000 file errors, threats, registry issues, malware hits, etc., etc. Thinking that conferred some credibility to ASC, I went ahead and ran the offered SCAN. I checked in the registry and it said it was made by IOBits. It had really intrusive and persistent pop-ups. Call it coincidence, but, a couple days ago a new program suddenly appeared on my computer called Advanced System Care. But, I figured IOBits had a reputation they'd want to maintain and wouldn't stoop to that. This made me a little suspicious that some unscrupulous crap might be coat-tailed amongst all the continue and/or dismiss buttons.

#How to stop annoying pop ups from boostspeed 8 windows#

It's performed ok for the past couple of months, but I noticed recently it started popping up with more windows requiring actions. Got the main IOBit malware program as a limited time special offer.

#How to stop annoying pop ups from boostspeed 8 install#

I would guess would have to accept all the PUP's it would like to install and register for news letter to get the free pro license.

#How to stop annoying pop ups from boostspeed 8 license#

As was expected it failed to produce.īottom Line: The free pro license does not happen as expected. As was expected it failed to produce.Īlso Malwarebytes considers all Iobit programs as PUP's, truly it is not really very good at anything it does.Ĭons: The free pro license does not happen as expected. Pros: The free pro license does not happen as expected. If iObit is unaware of this scam, then how do the scammers know someone just bought ASC, and why is the scammer's page the first thing to come up (immediately) after the purchase goes through? This is way too suspicious to just be a coincidence.Ĭons: Product URL: /Advanced-SystemCare-Pro/3000-2086_4-75628962.htmlīottom Line: The people that make this product should not be trused. If you look on the reviews, you'll see that I'm not the first person to experience this. I had to restore an older version of my system, and lost extremely important photographs, documents, etc. Within a matter of twenty minutes, my entire computer was frozen.

After returning to my computer, it was extremely slow and most programs didn't work anymore. When I told him I was going to hang up the phone, he began begging me not to hang up.

I told him there was something suspicious going on, and he continued to assure me it was standard procedure. He continued to alter major system settings until I had almost no more control of my computer anymore.

Directions were given, and I started to lose control of your computer, almost immediately. He asked me what version of Windows I was running and what browser I was using. Once I called the number, an agent stated that he must install a 'technical support' applet in order to activate ASC. Issue Description: Once I purchased Advanced System Care on the iObit website, two phone numbers immediately appeared (on their site) stating that I must call one of the two numbers in order to get the activation code.