SpeedingUpMyPC

SpeedingUpMyPC is a deceiving piece of software that you should not trust as it does not work in the way that it should. Even its official website should not be trusted as reliable antimalware tools will warn you about it since it could host suspicious content. What is unfortunate is the fact that a large number of Internet users are tricked into believing that this questionable optimization tool is helpful as statements on its official website claim that it can detect and fix all the errors on your computer to make its performance smoother. Unfortunately, this is not entirely true as the suspicious application in question does not perform in the way that it should. In fact, at times, this dubious optimization tool could even be the reason other questionable programs are able to enter your PC in a quick and easy way. Thus, if you find SpeedingUpMyPC active on your PC, we advise you to remove.

Due to the suspicious and rather invasive functionality, SpeedingUpMyPC has been classified as a potentially unwanted program. Once it gains access to your operating system, it will immediately start as system scan whether you like it or not. The scan takes just a few seconds and is over before you know it. The tool will present you with an extensive list of errors that must be fixed to improve the performance of your operating system. Such activity is extremely questionable. Upon further research we have found out that SpeedingUpMyPC is based on the same engine as another potentially unwanted program known as Optimizer Pro; thus, it is not surprising that the dubious program in question presents a list of errors that is deceiving. In fact, the questionable registry cleaner presents a significant amount of temporary files, folders, and inactive registry entries as errors while in reality they do not have a negative or positive effect on the performance of your computer. In fact, such misleading results are used to simply scare the user into purchasing the full version of this useless software as it only possible to fix the alleged errors this way. We highly advise you to delete SpeedingUpMyPC I and use other authorized optimizer tools instead.

Besides, such questionable functionality, there is something much more suspicious about SpeedingUpMyPC. During the investigation, it has been found out that this invasive optimization tool auto starts with Windows which is annoying and frustrating. Such functionality indicates that the potentially unwanted program implements a registry value within the RUN key of the registry system. In fact, you should check other Points of Execution within your registry system to be sure that the dubious program does not use multiple ones. While such manner of functionally is invasive, you must also know that at times SpeedingUpMyPC comes as a part of a software bundle. This means that it could come along with other unwanted or even malicious programs. Thus, we highly advise you to check your whole operating system for other dubious software if you happen to find this optimization tool active on your computer. It is obvious that running this optimization tool could have rather devastating outcomes. Therefore, a complete remove of SpeedingUpMyPC is the only rational thing that should be done about it.

Fortunately, you can delete SpeedingUpMyPC via Control Panel. Once the manual removal has been executed, you should still check all the Points of Execution within the registry system to be sure that no leftovers are still active on your PC. This is critical as a single registry entry could trigger a silent restoration procedure. If you encounter any major problems while executing the removal of SpeedingUpMyPC and during the analysis of your PC feel free to contact us for further information.

How to remove SpeedingUpMyPC from your computer

Windows Vista and Windows 7

1. Click the Windows button and select Control Panel.
2. Click the Uninstall a program option.
3. Select SpeedingUpMyPC and click Uninstall.

Windows XP

1. Click Start.
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Click Add or Remove Programs.
4. Double-click the unwanted application.
5. Confirm that you want to remove it.

Windows 8

1. Move the mouse pointer to the lower-left corner of the screen.
2. Right-click and then select Control Panel.
3. Click Uninstall a program.
4. Right-click SpeedingUpMyPC.
5. Select the Uninstall option.
   

Windows 10

1. Type Control Panel into the search box and select it.
2. Click Uninstall a program.
3. Select the unwanted application and click Uninstall.