the web interface is not showing anything. i restarted though.
RIP Soluto
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web interface is cool because you can remotely manage your own machine from another machine. from anywhere.
for example i told soluto to update a few packages and clean temporary files from my mobile phone. it's awesome
for example i told soluto to update a few packages and clean temporary files from my mobile phone. it's awesome
I really dont mind these added features , but there should option to do that offline , i mean disable / enable . Just like in old soluto.
anyway Got a email from them , visiting the link now shows all the apps which needs to be disabled
anyway Got a email from them , visiting the link now shows all the apps which needs to be disabled
You are missing the point. They save a lot of resources in doing a web based interface. Users do not need to update their local client for every new feature rollout. Web interface gets the update automatically based on data collected from their local client. Local client also gets a whole lot smaller as a result. I do not remember the last time it asked me to update the local client...
Of course the ability to manage my own machine and the computers connected to my account from any computer globally does not hurt.
Of course the ability to manage my own machine and the computers connected to my account from any computer globally does not hurt.
what if i accidentally disabled some internet related service and want it back or dont know which service turned off disabled my internet ? Although rare , but i would like to have these as offline options.
I do like the cloud based analysis.
what updates ?
http://www.filehippo.com/download_soluto/
I do like the cloud based analysis.
what updates ?
http://www.filehippo.com/download_soluto/
Soluto does not really give you that much control on your machine. It does not really let you disable core services. In fact it stops me from blocking things that I would usually disable through msconfig manually. Anyways. Apparently I am using an older version of the client based on the information you posted.
https://imgur.com/TfdELk2
oh my gaad!
oh my gaad!
Been using for a week now ?
Works pretty good. But all management is done on web based ui , which kind of sucks tbh. Off-course managing multiple PC`s , particularly of parents or relatives is goign be much easier , but still , option to do it offline could have been better.
Nevertheless , Soluto has improved a lot over times , Now bootup are faster . I think they tweaked a lot on how SOLUTO itself was hogging the boot-up time in earlier version , for which i had to uninstall it.
I dont know whether soluto or me disabling some options like "Hard disabling Readyboost" , Search Index , etc had given me better bootup times
Works pretty good. But all management is done on web based ui , which kind of sucks tbh. Off-course managing multiple PC`s , particularly of parents or relatives is goign be much easier , but still , option to do it offline could have been better.
Nevertheless , Soluto has improved a lot over times , Now bootup are faster . I think they tweaked a lot on how SOLUTO itself was hogging the boot-up time in earlier version , for which i had to uninstall it.
I dont know whether soluto or me disabling some options like "Hard disabling Readyboost" , Search Index , etc had given me better bootup times
https://broadband.forum/soluto-presents-performing-windows-laptops-based-analytics-44552/
According to Soluto, MacBook Pro is the best Windows laptop in the market today
According to Soluto, MacBook Pro is the best Windows laptop in the market today
