Auslogics Registry Defragmenter and Auslogics System Information for free

[safeguy]

Auslogics Registry Defragmenter and Auslogics System Information are now shareware (commercialware) which cost US$19.95 each. Here is how you can get them for free!

Well, to be honest, not the latest version though. You can get them for free by getting the last freeware version.

For your info:

• The last freeware version for Auslogics Registry Defragmenter is V5.1.18.445 while the latest(shareware) version is 5.5.20.520

• The last freeware version for Auslogics System Information is V1.3.18.240 while the latest(shareware) version is 1.5.20.300.

Not much difference, I would say; at least for the 'price' you pay.

Alright, let us get to the serious matter. You can download Auslogics Registry Defragmenter (last freeware version) from here:

http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/page38.html#Auslogics%20Registry%20Defrag

And download Auslogics System Information (last freeware version) from here:

http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/page38.html#Auslogics%20System%20Information

There is no need for serial code or license key. Simply download and install.

Enjoy.

Note: 321download.com is a great site for downloading last freeware version of programs and software that used to be freeware but has now become shareware/commercialware. Although I have not tested all the downloads there, I believe it is pretty much a safe and reliable site. Both WOT and McAfee SiteAdvisor give it a 'green' rating. Check these links for more info:

http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/321download.com

http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/321download.com?ref=safesearch&aff_id=0&premium=false&suite=true&client_ver=2.9.258&locale=en-US%C2%A0&nbsp

From what I see, out of the 234 downloads available(there might be more now), only 1 is considered 'yellow'-meaning not so safe while the others are 'green'

[luffy]

Hi, does shareware mean that only 30 days?
Thanks.

[safeguy]

Hi, does shareware mean that only 30 days?
Thanks.

Well, most shareware can be used for a period of time, usually 15,30,or even 60 days. Some let you use the program with no limitations (full features) within the 'trial' period whereas some limit the functions (cannot save, scan-only, etc.)

However, the programs that I am 'pointing' to are last freeware version programs. Hence, they are free for you to use and there is no time limit as such.

Originally written by Sibill
MORE "LAST FREEWARE VERSIONS" OF NOW COMMERCIAL PROGRAMS CAN BE FOUND HERE and HERE

Thanks to Sibill for pointing out aplusfreeware.com. I forgot to metion about it. Check the rating here:

http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/aplusfreeware.com

http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/aplusfreeware.com

Generally speaking, the site is pretty safe but I would rather advise caution when downloading programs from there. Be sure to scan first before installing.