Ashampoo WinOptimizer 19
Ashampoo is giving away a free copy of their WinOptimizer 19 software to DCT readers. You read that right – normally this program sells for $49.99 but as a DCT reader, you can get a free copy today!
“Windows is great–but there’s always room for improvement! Enter WinOptimizer, the powerful PC auto-cleaner and tune-up solution from Ashampoo®. Because operating systems tend to slow down, become unstable and cluttered. And important settings are often missing or buried deep in the system.” ~ Ashampoo
I am sure this is a time-limited offer – I simply don’t know what that limit is.
System Requirements
Operating System:
Windows® 11, Windows® 10, Windows® 8, Windows® 7
Requirements:
Any device that supports the operating systems listed above. Systems with ARM processors are not supported.
Other
Screen resolution 1280×768 (Recommended: 1920×1080 )
Full administrative rights are required to use the program.
An Internet connection is required to activate the program. The program license is verified repeatedly at regular intervals.
New Features
- Greatly reduced memory consumption in multiple modules
- Auto-emptying of Windows recycle bin
- New filters for better results in Duplicate Finder
- Up-to-date cleaners
- Faster drive analysis in Disk Doctor
- Handy tooltips with context-sensitive help information for important features
- New direct cookie management with Internet Cleaner
- Find more extensions with up-to-date Browser Extension Manager
- Dynamic dashboards with new features and settings
- Process Manager with in-depth information for professionals
- Extended system analysis for fast all-round optimization
- Totally overhauled 1-Click Optimizer
- Powerful Privacy Manager module to disable Windows telemetry
- Manage and disable Windows tasks individually
- Autorun module with startup times for individual programs and system apps
- Analyze and accelerate boot times with Boot Center
Video Clip
This short video will highlight some of these features for you:
Here is the moment you’ve all been waiting for. You can get your free copy by clicking this Ashampoo WinOptimizer 19 link.
Note: I have run this link through Virus Total and it comes back clean. I have also installed it on my system with no problems whatsoever.
Enjoy your new software.
Thank you, Ashampoo!
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But you’re giving them your email address, and they will use it. They don’t spam as such, but they will try to give you regular special deals on their stuff.
I tried one of their programs (paid) years ago and found that it is indeed adware. I can’t comment on the performance issue as I would only experiment on virtual machines however the bottom line is:
I wouldn’t install ashampoo anything on my computer and I’m not even going to see what the hell it does to my hair. I assume disaster all around.
I did try to download this again, but it was flagged as a PUP.
Jokes aside, it’s my job to test crap like this which is how I ended up in that boat.
Hi Brian,
I understand where you’re coming from. And, yes, they do ask for an email address. I’m sure you could use a temporary address.
And, you can opt out of any promotional notifications. It isn’t difficult.
It makes sense that Ashampoo would want to promote its own products – that’s business.
Calling Ashampoo’s programs “crap” is not fair. Its software is perfectly fine and I use some of them and am happy with the results.
We will have to agree to disagree on this one,
Richard
OK I understand.
I still am questioning the push for Ashampoo software here.
I have an honest question: Does DCT get a monetary incentive to do that? If so, are you promoting adware that you are against?
Seeing DCT is not a business and all?
Not trying to be anti DCT just curious.
Hi Brian,
We do not receive monetary compensation for any of the giveaway contests we run nor did we receive any recompense for this article. WinOptimizer is a long-running series and popular with our readers.
We promote only software that we believe to be of good quality and Ashampoo products have always lived up to that standard.
Personally, I think calling Ashampoo software “adware” is misleading and ill-informed.
Richard
Brian. I use and trust several Ashampoo products. My favourite is the Uninstaller. If you want, you can opt-out of receiving promos using the unsubscribe. And, I installed their AntiSpy program, the free edition, and it helps tame much of the cr*p which Windows uses to gather their marketing information, Mindblower!