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ermmm… i would love to know how many of you with problems actually contacted Uniblue support. I admit I was worried when I had some issues initially but their tech support ppl were great… helpful and prompt… not something I can say of many other companies I bought software from.
u can contact their support here… http://www.uniblue.com/support/ticket/
I contacted them. They gave me the standard computer generated letter.
interesting… I contacted support because I can’t run my paid for speedupmypc2009 twice so far, silch response. Nothing, no replies, silence.
I will most likely have to contact the creditcard company and tell them to cancel my payment since I feel that I have been duped into paying for a non-operational product.
I’ll give’em another week or so, after that, I’ll take action.
This does not appear to be a reliable company. I purchased, Registry Booster 2010. They charged by VISA account in seconds. The product key was not accepted by the UniBlue product so it is not functional. They have NO support for customers. Beware. They can take your money but you may get noting in return. They are based in Malta and their US partner sellers are less than useless. They refer you to a website out in the ether.
Well this has been a very interesting read. I must say though that although when I came across the info for Registry Cleaner I was somewhat skeptical. However I did go ahead and install the full product along with Speed up my PC. I consider myself an above average user often times running Photoshop and a movie/slide show editor at the same time which slows down my system. I have windows Xp and my system is about 5 years old. When I ran the Cleaner it found 1252 errors – about normal I guess. I cleaned them up. The Speed test found a bunch more problems and I cleaned them up. I will say that my system now runs much faster and seems alot more stable. Start up times has decreased as well. Most of all – I can now run both Photoshop and my show editor at the same time which I could not do before with no problems. It seems – for me – that UniBlue’s product works.
after download to desktop- double clicking to run brings up windows internet explorer (rarely used) crash report box-using Mozilla Firefox-so it never installed/run program-downloaded from 2 sites-Uniblue & liutilities same problem
It xould be a great software tool, however, I hate it when I download a “free” program which then finds some 500 problems on my computer and then tells me I can fix only 15 of them or purchase the product in order to fix them all. I feel cheated.
Yeah know, the thing is. You can go to MS’s website. And get the registry cleaner as an online tool. Whom better to clean the registry than the people who made i so F*&$#@$ up in the first place?
As I’ve said before; I don’t go with any program that always tells you how good it’s keeping your computer working. As in life, the best workers, programs, etc, etc, etc, usually do the best work in the background. Bells, and whistles do nothing for me.
I keep my computer clean through proper procedure.
Using all the tools that Ms provides, you can maintain your computer.
Average user
Name”’ Brad
Techie, Blah
Just a person.
can you email me the link to the free ms tool?
P.S. XP was a great system in theory. But MS allowed so much in the way of viruses. I can’t wait for October 22nd. Then I get the new OS. Windows 7. I’ve tried it. It rocks the doors off from the rest.
How do I remove Uniblue…I tried the test scan and since then it’s lives on my computer. I’ve purchased another brand but thanks for the test run…b
I downloaded Uniblue and it told me if I wanted to go to the backup to retrieve what was eliminated I could. After the scan my Yahoo IM no longer worked and my Norton 360 was disabled. After not being able to find where they put the backup I eliminated it. I had to reinstall the Yahoo IM and am having difficulty reinstituting my Norton 360 because they can’t find it on my computer for updating. After only two tears of using a computerI am not happy with the free scans from anybody.
The free d/l found several hundred problem, had to buy the program to “fix” but the fix 1) does not follow typical program protocols of operations, 2)did not fix anything that I could see, 3) took my operating speed from moderate to down right slow, 4)auto starts on reboot without a cancel button and 5) wants you to spend twice as much for the “additional fixes”. My feeling…STEER CLEAR.
I downloaded the free Uniblue Registry Booster scan to help improve my videos and pictures and can’t seem to get rid of it. In fact it downloaded twice. It made downloading pictures and video to a new CD impossible. I’m screwed. I’m afraid to pay for the program for fear it will mess something else up. Help…..
This is what I sent to this blog. It is still under review by the administrator. The program referenced below took care of my problem. If your problem was as bad as mine it may be worth you trying it to. It worked miracles for me “My Uninstaller 2008″ free 21 day trial. Of course, I cannot guarantee that you get the same results. Just letting everyone know what worked for me.
Message sent to blog for review:
If you need to get in touch with Uniblue…you will not be able to. You’ll get some email from someone named Hilary (whoever that is) telling you to contact support. Good Luck with that! I have found the best anti-virus program to be AVG free or Avast free. The paid version loads down the machine and asks whether you want Google, etc each and every time that you boot up whether you want those entities to access your machine…ANNOYING. Malwarebytes is the very best program to catch just about anything and you can get it in a free version. In my opinion it is awsome. The real reason for this post is that I tried to uninstall Uniblue (paid version). I had purchased the works. The trouble is that it would not only not let me uninstall it, I would go to the search bar, type in uniblue and try to delet manually (woulf not let me on some of the items). I tried to go through the registry with no luck removing it. Could not get rid of it on the add/remove list. However, I found the best program that really can help with these programs that keep regenerating themselves like viruses. The name is Your Uninstaller 2008. It has a free 21 day download, went to pro and it removed all componets of Uniblue from my computer. When I reboot, it does not regerate itself! FABULOUS!!
Does anyone know why Uniblue would want to design a program that cannot be uninstalled and keeps regenerating after you have deleted all that you can manually? What is the purpose?
People, open your eyes. There is no need for this tool. You can use a free registry cleaner tool from ccleaner (http://www.ccleaner.com/) which is reviewed very well. You can also use a Microsoft tool. AND – its just basic housekeeping you are doing here. Please dont think its going to make your computer run faster. And at the very least, dont admit it online! Anybody who takes out his credit card to PAY for a registry booster is a well… Anyway, good luck!
If you need to get in touch with Uniblue…you will not be able to. You’ll get some email from someone named Hilary (whoever that is) telling you to contact support. Good Luck with that! I have found the best anti-virus program to be AVG free or Avast free. The paid version loads down the machine and asks whether you want Google, etc each and every time that you boot up whether you want those entities to access your machine…ANNOYING. Malwarebytes is the very best program to catch just about anything and you can get it in a free version. In my opinion it is awsome. The real reason for this post is that I tried to uninstall Uniblue (paid version). I had purchased the works. The trouble is that it would not only not let me uninstall it, I would go to the search bar, type in uniblue and try to delet manually (woulf not let me on some of the items). I tried to go through the registry with no luck removing it. Could not get rid of it on the add/remove list. However, I found the best program that really can help with these programs that keep regenerating themselves like viruses. The name is Your Uninstaller 2008. It has a free 21 day download, went to pro and it removed all componets of Uniblue from my computer. When I reboot, it does not regerate itself! FABULOUS!!
Does anyone know why Uniblue would want to design a program that cannot be uninstalled and keeps regenerating after you have deleted all that you can manually? What is the purpose?
Hi there,
This is Hilary from Uniblue. Can you please email me: hilaryr@uniblue.com? Our support team responds to all queries within 24 hours. Did you use the correct link?
Regards
Hilary Rogers
Uniblue.com
Don’t use this product unless you INTEND to get ripped off!!!
The basics: I had a struggling computer and a Microsoft sponsored link to this product. It represented the scan as “free”, NOT. I needed my computer so I bought the software, fixed the 615 registry errors it found and my computer never booted again.
I paid Dell to fix it, $300, they resotred it to the factory image and I lost every piece of software, every file, every bookmark, every picture, everything.
I wrote Uniblue and asked for my money back, no response and it’s two weeks and counting. tHIS SOFTWARE IS GARBAGE AND YOU’LL BE SORRY YOU BOUGHT IT.
I have read these comments with interest.
I have been running Uniblue sump and rb for over a year on my fairly fast XP machine and can honestly say that I have had no problems and believe that they have done a good job keeping windows clean.
XTrail Mike
Do yourself a favor… and avoid putting this lousy software on your computer. It ruined my computer and they have lousy customer support. (Their customer support is writing you an email back a day later.) I had to take my computer to be repaired and even the repair center told me this software did a number on my computer. Take my advice and do not put this on your machine. You’re better off doing a disk cleanup and then defragging your computer or taking it to a reliable repair center in your area if you want to speed up your computer’s performance. I would avoid putting this on your computer and giving them your CC #. I’ve already contacted my credit card company to make sure they don’t pay them for crappy software that caused me headaches and additional repairs.
I have purchased and paid for Uniblue Register US$29.95 and I am very dissatisfied because whenever I use it, it prompts me to buy once again, without any of the promised action.
I would like to have my money returned as promised when I bought it, but I cannot find any address to mail or call to express my complaints.
Such business behaviour appears to me as not quite honest
I Bought Uniblue Speed Up My PC on 6/4/2009. It did nothing useful at all. I Requested a refund the day I bought it. There is allegedly a 30 money-back guarantee. I RECEIVED NO RESPONSE TO MANY REQUESTS FOR A REFUND over the next few months. This company is obviously not actually certified by Microsoft, as they claim to be. My order number for the purchase is: 6101760.
Since the company is listed as a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, have you or anyone else tried to contact Microsoft? MS is very particular about their GCP and may be able to help you out with refunds, or at the least, get Uniblue’s support to contact you.
I’ve notified MS in the past of problems with one of their Certified Partners. They were able to the issue rectified very quickly.
Since the company is listed as a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, have you or anyone else tried to contact Microsoft? MS is very particular about their GCP and may be able to help you out with refunds, or at the least, get Uniblue’s support to contact you.
I’ve notified MS in the past of problems with one of their Certified Partners. They were able to the issue rectified very quickly.
I hate to re-state the obvious but most of us not-quite-tech users need check blogs and ratings of these companies before we try the free products.
A Kim Komando review did NOT like this product at all [and Liutilities and Paretologic] and the WOT ratings for both these sites has them to be ‘untrustworthy.’
Why do companies have programs that are difficult or almost impossible to uninstall? Usually the money, maybe advertising or maybe there’s a tracking program or rootkit in there just waiting for later. General advice – research freeware before installation, especially from China, India, and Russia.
First, thank you for this forum.
I have searched and found 24 iedw files on my computer. They are various versions installed in Windows and either NT uninstall or a series of numbers and symbols, but all registered by MS. There is a PF file. And something I don’t recognize: C\Win\software distribution\download\e9500….. There is one in C
My apologies – accidentally hit the submit button.
There is one in C\windows\ie7 and another in C\Program files\Internet Explorer. Finally, an .MUI file in \Program files\Internet Explorer.
I have had a problem with the computer freezing – being busy cranking away at something in the background. After an annoying period of time (up to a half hour) I pull out the DSL modem connection and manually turn off the running machine.
I use CC cleaner very frequently while online, use the registry cleaner occasionally (although cleaning the registry is not recommended by MS), and defrag periodically.
Any idea why the iedw.exe error?
I am suspicious of the “software distribution dowload” and the one in \windows\ie7.
Any suggestions?
What started as clearly an ad for Uniblue is clearly getting trashed by users/buyers. My own experience has always been that any program that offers free DL, Then requires you to buy to repair what it “Finds” is a scam. I got sucked into this malware by being overmedicated and paid dearly. The Stats shown above show little or no speed improvement, and worst of all, my AV programs constantly blocked this program’s attempt to communicate with known or suspected malicious sites.
Rules
1. Never buy a program without researching it.
2. Never buy a program that offers Free DL then purchase to fix what it allegedly finds.
3. Read #1 Again