Täglich bieten wir KOSTENLOSE lizenzierte Software an, die ihr sonst bezahlen müsstet!
HDD Control 2017 war am 21. Juli 2016! als Giveaway verfügbar!
Festplatten sind das Langzeitgedächtnis eures Computers. Aber auch Festplatten altern. Fragmentierte Dateisysteme verursachen höhere Zugriffszeiten und mechanischer Verschleiß führt unweigerlich zu Datenverlust und Ausfällen. Nahezu 10% aller Festplatten versagen bereits im dritten Jahr. Mit Ashampoo HDD Control 2017 helft ihr dem Langzeitgedächtnis eures PCs auf die Sprünge. Verringert Zugriffszeiten, entfernt Speicherfresser, beugt Datenverlust vor und erkennt mögliche Ausfälle, bevor sie entstehen.
Bitte beachtet: Das Programm ist ein Teil von Ashampoo HDD Control 3. Der Sonder-Upgrade-Preis für GOTD-Benutzer: $15.99 statt $39.99.
Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10
12.8 MB
$15.99
Ashampoo HDD Control 3 ist eine Beschleunigungskur für euren PC. Verkürzt Zugangszeiten, entfernt Ressourscenfresser, beugt Datenverlust vor und entdeckt frühe Anzeichen von Fehlern und Abstürzen. Wichtig! Spezieller Upgrade-Preis für GOTD-Benutzer: $15.99 statt $39.99 (regulärer Upgrade-Preis).
Ashampoo has many great products, many of which I have purchased. But let me warn you right now; their products tend to become UN-registered and the cute blonde guy wagging his finger at you telling you that code has already been used. (And yes, this includes products I have actually bought - not giveaways.) Be sure to disable updates on giveaways.
Although customer care has always been good to rectify the problem It's still a pain. It's also usually a round about, double download and registration process too.
So be prepared and be careful.
Michael
This program doesn't run under Vista or XP -- I'm curious, could someone please explain what might be in the code that doesn't work with the old OS's?
Thanks in advance...
Jim C.,
Maybe it uses a version of the Net Framework that XP and Vista can't handle?
Jim C.,
" I'm curious, could someone please explain what might be in the code that doesn't work with the old OS's? "
Microsoft updated the Windows Kernel with newer versions that have added features. It's my understanding that Microsoft's development tools by default reference those, e.g. I think commonly memory address, which just isn't there in earlier Windows versions. Visual Studio can also make use of other features that aren't available in XP & sometimes Vista.
There are ways around that so compatibility with older Windows versions is maintained, if the developer chooses to do so, but some choose not to. If a developer &/or software company offers user support, they may feel it's to their benefit or advantage for example not to have to work with issues on older OSes, since they have little or no support from Microsoft, and can more easily break.
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime library: Runtime Error!
This application has requested the Runtime to teminate it in an
unusual way...
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