Super Speedup 2018

Do not allow unreliable software developers to trick you into spending money on Super Speedup 2018. This application – which, we are sure, will be called Super Speedup 2019 next year – does not offer reliable or beneficial services, and investing in it is a total waste of money. Is it malicious? Although it cannot download and execute malware, steal information, hijack your browsers, or do other nasty things malicious programs are known to do, it is not a reliable piece of software. There are plenty of reliable and more beneficial programs you could invest in, and even if you do not care much about money, you still do not want to waste it, do you? In this guide, we review the PUP (potentially unwanted program) and explain why deleting it is the best move. If you want to learn how to remove Super Speedup 2018, we present a complete guide as well. Also, note that you can use the comments form to ask our research team any questions regarding the PUP.

The official website representing Super Speedup 2018 is http://winboost.site/. It was set up to represent only one product, but the interface of the website is basically identical to those promoting Power Speedup 2018, Power Cleaner 2018, Speedy SystemCare, and many other programs that, according to our research team, also deserve removal. Although official websites exist, Windows users are likely to acquire Super Speedup 2018 along with other programs. Bundled downloaders are often unreliable because they include malicious or unreliable threats. Since they can be hard to identify, we recommend installing a legitimate malware scanner. It will examine your operating system and help you unveil malicious threats if they were installed onto your PC. If threats are found, delete them first, but do not forget to remove the PUP as well. Although it is not a critical threat, it takes up space, and it can show random notifications urging you to clean your system and purchase services. Whatever you do, do not spend money on this strange application.

According to the official website, Super Speedup 2018 can free your computer from “junk files,” ensure “smooth and secure browsing,” enhance the boot time, and fully optimize your computer. If this sounds amazing to you, you might decide that investing money in this tool is a great idea. Unfortunately, the PUP can only find non-significant registry “problems,” such as empty registries. If you are convinced that you need the services of Super Speedup 2018, you might click the “Start Repair” button and end up on the purchase page. Initially, the price of the PUP is set at €23.95. However, you might be introduced to a pop-up suggesting that you can use the “Just for Today” discount and pay €11.98. Now, if you hit the “Buy Now” button, you are informed that the price is €29.95. Also, there are two different versions of the “money back guarantee” offer. One page offers a 30-day period, and the second one – a 60-day period. This signals that the application is not trustworthy. If you combine this with the fact that the services are pretty much worthless, you should really initiate the removal right away.

If you decide to delete Super Speedup 2018, you need to decide how you will do it. You can do it by uninstalling the application manually. The instructions below explain the process. You can also delete the PUP’s files directly from the folder created in the %PROGRAMFILES% or %PROGRAMFILES(x86)% directory. Another option is to use an anti-malware application that will take care of existing PUPs and malware automatically. This is the option you should choose if the scanner we discussed earlier found other threats. Also, it is a great option to those conscious about security cracks. If the PUP and malware were not detected and quarantined by reliable security software, it is high time you updated your security protocols. Implement trustworthy anti-malware software not only to automatically remove Super Speedup 2018 and other unwanted pieces but also to ensure full-time protection.

Super Speedup 2018 Removal

Windows 10:

1. Enter control panel into the Taskbar’s search field.
2. Open the Control Panel menu and then move to Uninstall a program.
3. Select and Uninstall the undesirable app.

Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista:

1. Click the Windows logo on the Taskbar and open Control Panel.
2. Navigate to the Uninstall a program menu (under Programs).
3. Select and Uninstall the undesirable app.

Windows XP:

1. Click the Start logo on the Taskbar and then open Control Panel.
2. Double-click Add or Remove Programs to find all installed apps.
3. Select and Remove the undesirable app.