Both IObit and CCleaner's standard installer files both contain OpenCandy/Spigot (Adware).
I trust you. If you say it is not installing adware, I believe your words. I never "tested" it myself. The only reason I was paranoid that it installed adware was because so many forums and posts online say they do/did.Actually, I am currently testing both in my VM and none of them tried to install adware with them.
All is not gold that glitters. Most of forums usually glitters, but the gold is scarce. Mostly is only emotions.......
I never "tested" it myself. The only reason I was paranoid that it installed adware was because so many forums and posts online say they do/did.
@kram7750 Seeing is believing.Actually, I am currently testing both in my VM and none of them tried to install adware with them.
Yes, but there is also a big difference between Google Chrome, one of the worlds most trusted internet browsers which has a lot of popularity, and then what IObit is asking to install: toolbars, changing search providers and so on.
I have learned a very bitter lesson. Do not mess with the Registry unless you know exactly what your doing.
No problem Cowpipe. IMO average users like me should never ever mess with the registry. Only advanced experts should IMO.
Hmmm... Did you download the latest ASC installer? The installer UI in that video looks outdated. IObit make custom install windows now.
Hmmm... Did you download the latest ASC installer? The installer UI in that video looks outdated. IObit make custom install windows now.