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Surviving the “XPocalypse” Part 2

On April 8, 2014, Microsoft® discontinued support for the Windows® XP operating system. Is this the end of the world as you’ve known it? No. System Mechanic will continue to help you maintain and secure your PC whether you have Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8.

Surviving the “XPocalypse” Part 3

On April 8, 2014, Microsoft® discontinued support for the Windows® XP operating system. Is this the end of the world as you’ve known it? No. System Mechanic will continue to help you maintain and secure your PC whether you have Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8.

Survive the “XPocalypse” Part 1

On April 8, 2014, Microsoft® discontinued support for the Windows® XP operating system. Is this the end of the world as you’ve known it? No. System Mechanic will continue to help you maintain and secure your PC whether you have Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8.

New Hacking Software Makes it Imperative to Stop Reusing Passwords

The vast majority of people online recycle the same passwords across multiple online accounts, making it far easier for hackers to break into their accounts. And now, inexpensive and easy-to-use software has increasingly found its way online to make it even easier for hackers to gain access to websites and devices.

Malware Killer Quick Start Guide

Provides advanced, on-demand malware detection and removal of a variety of modern threats. Malware Killer safely and effectively removes invasive malware other AVs can miss. For the nuclear option once your computer has already become infected, turn to Malware Killer for help.

Destroy Bloatware with System Mechanic 17

All-new file classification system empowers iolo’s revolutionary optimization tools As Windows® evolves, one area of increasing concern is that more and more unwanted garbage (“bloatware”) is launching itself at startup, which continues to slow the entire computing experience, even after the system is up and running.

Password Security with ByePass with System Mechanic Ultimate Defense

Many of the world’s largest companies that consumers deal with daily have proven incapable of protecting personal data, including Anthem Insurance, Sony, Yahoo, Target, Home Depot, eBay, Facebook, WWE Network, Zappos, Evernote, Sonic and LinkedIn. Hackers even forced the resignation of the Equifax CEO when they obtained the personal data of over 145 million U.S. consumers, including the credit card numbers of hundreds of thousands of people.

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