Re: IObit Software Updater Pro 2.4.0.2983 With Crack (Latest)
Cherrie Patete
I don't want to update to the pro version of smart defrag and I don't want to have the smart defrag update message nagging me to update it each time windows starts. I am content with the defrag contained in ASCU. So, how do I disable this update message?
May I know why you don't want to update Smart Defrag to the latest version to enjoy better features, please? If you don't want to get the update message, you can click the button "Remind me later" at the left bottom of the update message screen.
Well it's like this... my C: drive is a SSD and as far as I know ASCU takes care of the trim and there is no need for more defrag functions there.Then I have a 1.5TB storage drive (D:) that doesn't get fragmented enough to justify any defragmentation software at all, or at least the ASCU defrag takes care of this well enough for my needs. On another note I think it is far to expensive for MY needs. And as a small parenthesis I have (when I needed it several years ago) found a freeware that was totally awesome at defragging, did it so completely and at such speed it totally blew the competition out of the drives. I won't name it here, but I could give it to you in a personal message if you'd like.
Yeah, I want to know this as well. It seems like the app is updated, what seems like, twice a week. And then we are harassed into updating the app. I paid for all of these apps, but I am still harassed constently!
Smart Defrag can trim your SSD to improve your disk performance. Althought Advanced SystemCare can care your disk, Smart Defrag can provide more comprehensive optimization of all your disks. That is, Smart Defrag can improve the disk more professionally. Please send me a PM about name of the program you got and the better features you valued.
That's nice, Cicely, but how do I keep it from running at all? It's not on the startup list where every single other company puts their update checkers. How do I stop Smart Defrag from running anything on startup? At what point did IObit decide that I shouldn't be allowed to keep it from running anything unless I wanted to? What else is it doing that I'm not allowed to have any control over?
Hi! I seen an old post here and its look like that there is no option to disable the auto-update . I am looking for a chance if we can disable the update through the firewall settings. but i think this is how their system works.
May I know why you don't want to update Smart Defrag to the latest version, please? It won't pop up after you update. If you are a Smart Defrag Pro user, it is recommended to enable Auto Update in Settings.
found a way that works --right click the shortcut (in this case driver booster because i don't have smart defrag installed) open file location find AutoUpdate.exe. use the program IObit Unlocker (it's free) and rename the file to something like AutoUpdate.exe.bak so it will never run. but you can still use the check for updates manually to update all iobit programs
I'd never boot up Windows 11 if Adobe products worked on Linux. I get 500Mb download speed in Linux (the fastest speed my connection is capable of) and in Win 11 I get 100Mb despite inhaling every update and updating the WiFi driver. Even tried TCPOptimiser. No dice. I may have to get an M1 Mac just for Adobe stuff :/
Is there any way to disable the update notification box? I like having the program run at startup, but am getting very annoyed with the popup window that always appears when a new version is available. At the very least, disable it so it only appears when the program is brought into focus, not loaded into the system tray.
I am speaking of the windows dialog box that pops up when the program is loaded that states "a new version of smart defrag is available. Update now? Yes/No". Clicking yes opens to the iobit website and a download link.
I'm looking to find a way to disable this popup. I can easily see when a new version is available from the news crawl at the bottom of the screen. The popup interrupts the screen when the system boots since I have smartdefrag set to run at startup.
And following the reports of mishaps for a few users, is not a good policy in my mind. If something is wrong it is a good thing that these mishaps gets reported - it will in the long run give a better product because it will be looked into by IObit.
The problem here is that the person experiencing the "problem" feels that it is one of the most important things around, - BUT this is seldom the case if looked at from the viewpoint of the company. They have to prioritize the "problems" that gets reported.
I believe we are all asking how to disable update notifications and if the answer is they cannot be stopped then let us know that and not the benefits of having a popup stop the computer from loading. The problem not the benefit here is that I am updated to the current version 2.2 but the old 2.0 notifications is still there and I only see one version 0n my computer . So to keep getting prodded to update an already updated version is the problem .
I believe we are all asking how to disable update notifications and if the answer is they cannot be stopped then let us know that and not blow smoke about the benefits of having a popup which stops the computer from loading especially when you are already up to date .
The problem not the benefit here is that I am updated to the current version 2.2 but the old I think, 2.0 notification is still coming up there and since I only see one version 0n my computer to keep getting prodded to update an already updated version is the problem . Again if we request to stop it you can either say ok this is how to do or or WE wont let you do it because you cant . Not spouse the benefits of updates.So........
P.S. I think that users on this thread wish to be able to disable the update notification if they have SmartDefrag set to run on boot-up as they think it interrupts the boot process, and for whatever reason they don't wish to upgrade. I have no way to test this without re-installing an older version. I don't see how the notification would interrupt the boot, as it is only the result of one service that doesn't affect Windows!!
To disable the anoying notification pop-up (that cannot be disabled through the settings somehow!) you can just disable the scheduled tasks in windows task scheduler (to be ran as administrator). That's it.
I think Norton 360 should have a driver updater tool in conjunction with the software updater tool. I am glad they added the software updater tool and use it frequently now. However, I had to turn to Avast for a driver updater tool since Norton doesn't include one.
There are lots of cool driver updaters and most are absolutely free. I personally use iobit driver updater and satisfied with the free version of course to lift some limitations you will have to consider the paid version.. but here is a working iobit driver updater giveaway which still works -driver-booster-pro-giveaway/
I am using advanced driver update and it gives notification time by time when my pc driver needs to be updated. It provides 30 days free trial. I have got a guide to choosing this software from here - -driver-update-software/
I expected better from Norton also. I received a report from Norton after running my typical scans and it stated that I had (12) drivers requiring an update and that I could try Norton Driver Updater for 60 days free and prorated the rest of my subscription.
To be safe, I went to device manager and I checked every single one of my drivers for updates, and then checked with Windows Update to double check another driver update wasn't available for each, in particular the ones Norton called out.
Windows can't be that off...I expected at least some of the drivers Norton reported to be outdated, but not a single one. Makes me believe Norton is just looking for us to pay for a product that won't actually give us what we expect. Now this is making me question the Norton Ultimate Utilities I purchased, are all those corrected "errors" really there?
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