PCPitStop

[JimmieC]

Is this site legit, or a pawn for the computer sales people? Should their evaluation be subscribed to? Thanks,

[tekk]

ive seen ads for it and its backed by pc world but i would be suspicious of anyone or any site that wants acces to my computer if you want diagnostics you can download sisoft sandra from cnet for free its not bad

EnJoOoY

[reghakr]

Subscribed to...never.

I wouldn't even access it, it installs many ActiveX Controls under the C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files directory. Totally Unneccessary.

Just my opinion, of course.

reghakr

[jajimons]

I've used this program and have not had any problems. It suggested what I can do to tweak my pc so that I can get the most out of it. As far as the activeX controls, you can always delete them.

[JimmieC]

jajimons: Would you be kind enough to enlighten me as to deleting all the activeX controls. And if deleted will the program still be active? I think I have an Adobe Acrobat with activeX attatched to it. Thanks,

[Mocha]

I accessed that site once, and thought it was awesome, as it told me a lot about my PC. I didn't have any Active X controls in Downloaded Program Files. You don't need to subscribe, and it's a highly recommended site.