Both products have easy ways to roll back a driver! Driver issues are handled well by both and as new software or hardware are added, up dated drivers to fix issues are accessed from the manufacturers site. That said the two have differences and some things one does well may not be as good with the other. I use Samsung SSD's for my boot drives so booting speeds are not an issue! Can't beat free! Both work well and properly configured do a great job and offer easy means of returning the state prior to any changes made. I have used ASC for years and had dropped it when my license ran out on two Win 10 Pro Pc's and switched to the Kerish GOTD. I have used the IOBit ASC for years and have never arrived to a non bootable state! Save | Cancel
It's a good product but don't fool yourself! Configure it to your needs. I have used the IOBit ASC for years and have never arrived to a non bootable state!
Honestly this has worked on at least 30 PC's I have helped others with. IE if the PC is un-maintained requires several minutes to boot most of the time baring mechanical failure have been able to restore the PC to a workable state to allow backing up your data so you can do a Reinstall. In the past I have found that the ASC is capable of cleaning up a PC that is in serious need of cleaning. On the other hand the internet optimization in Kerish does do a very fine job and I did get about 100 meg bump in my downloads when it was done awhile back. I routinely surf with Chrome Browser for my everyday usage and use the Mozilla Developer Version with Last Pass for my business needs.Īfter configuring the ASC Pro I ran a scan and it found hundreds of Bots, Cookies and Crap the Kerish has not been finding for the last 4 months. Rsrq(Reference Signal Received Quality): -20īoth of my desk top PC's have the Kerish Product but I did install the ASC Pro on both of them which is OK but it is important to go into the settings and configure them so that it doesn't delete your history or cookies that you need for your return to some sites. Rsrp(Reference Signal Received Power): -123 Rssnr(Reference Signal Signal-to-noise Ratio): 2147483647Ĭqi(Channel Quality Indicator): 2147483647 Rsrq(Reference Signal Received Quality): -13 Rsrp(Reference Signal Received Power): -113
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