Ashampoo WinOptimizer 8 for free

Ashampoo WinOptimizer can help by automating the process and in next to no time you can earn yourself a faster, more stable computer. The suite comprises a huge number of tools, all of which has been designed with a single aim in mind - to ensure that Windows runs as well as possible. By optimising the registry, tidying up the hard drive, removing unnecessary startup programs and files, taking control of running processes and trimming back services, it is possible to massively boost the performance of your computer in a few simple steps.

Important - Please note that this download offer and Ashampoo registration period is only valid from 00:01 Monday 19 December through to 23:59 Monday 19 December (24 hours) and that you need to obtain a serial code from within WinOptimizer 8 using the download provided here, during this period. We strongly suggest you get your code even if you intend to fully install at a later date. You can get your code during the first part of installation.

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Note: Using the software are at your own risks and I am not at all responsible for any loss of data.

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