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As I sat waiting for the scan to complete, the one thing that kept going through my mind was how disappointed I was going to be if it only came back with a recommendation to delete my cookies and temporary files.
I’ve tried other software that’s made some of the same claims as SpeedUpMyPC 2009, but I’ve never been impressed.
I’m not a fan of the idea of paying $30 only to be told that I should clear my cache.
When the scan finished, the usual recommendations about cleaning up junk files were there, but so were a number of other things – actual useful things. There were suggested tweaks to improve the speed and performance of both the Firefox and Internet Explorer web browsers as well as Windows, in general. Additionally, several recommendations were made to speed up the Windows startup process.

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For each set of recommendations, SpeedUpMyPC 2009 gives you the choice of applying them all in bulk or selecting the individual ones that you want to use.
The software even lets you know if a reboot will be required for each individual tweak to take effect.
Furthermore, any changes you decide to apply are kept in a log file.
If you decide that you’d rather have things back the way they were, you can recover your previous system state with just a few clicks.
At this stage of the process, I was starting to become more interested in the software. The real test was going to be if I saw any improvement after applying the recommended tweaks and cleaning up the junk files.
Continue on to page 2 for the remainder of our review of SpeedUpMyPC 2009.