TuneUp360 performs a system-wide analysis of your computer, looking for potentially dangerous issues and providing solutions to fix them.
Unlike other system optimizing tools, TuneUp360 doesn’t let you decide what and when to analyze. As soon as you launch the program, it simply starts scanning the whole system in all important areas such as hardware, PC performance, stability, security and network configuration. The whole analysis can take a while, depending on your system configuration and resources.
Each one of these areas include a few main elements, which are rated as “excellent”, “poor” or “dangerous” according to the results obtained in the analysis. TuneUp360 also compares them to average values, and to what the program recommends as the optimal system configuration.
The analysis performed by TuneUp360 is quite thorough, but at the same time, easy enough to understand, no matter what your level of expertise is. But we didn’t get why our testing computer’s status was labeled as “Dangerous”, when most of the analyzed elements were marked as green. We couldn’t help thinking that TuneUp360 tends to be a bit alarmist, especially if you take into account that you have to buy the program’s license in order to fix any issues found.
TuneUp360 analyzes many different areas in your system in search of issues that could be potentially dangerous or harmful to the computer's integrity, security or performance.
