PCWorld calls Reimage “A Fantastic Repair Utility “

PCWorld, the global computer magazine, recently published a rave review of Reimage, calling it “a miracle software” that actually “delivers on its promise”.
The highly respected online version of the monthly magazine, reviewed Reimage in its popular software and utility blog “Download This”. With so many software utilities and solutions available online, it’s easy to see the need for accurate credible reviews.
Reimage repairs and replaces the broken and corrupted Windows system files that are frequently and easily targeted by malware. Reimage has an updated arsenal of over 25 million pristine, certified Windows system files on its servers, ready to replace any file, in any version of Windows, still supported by Microsoft.
PC World tested Reimage on a machine with a faulty Windows 7 OS. The powerful repair tool only took 45 minutes to scan, assess and repair all of the problems. The reviewer, veteran tech-journalist Lee Mathews, was pleasantly surprised at the accuracy of Reimage when it listed all of the system and stability problems on the PC, problems he was aware of before putting his machine to the test (such as crashes when using Novell Netware client, Teamviewer, and Google Chrome). Moreover, Mathews states that three days later he “had yet to experience a single crash” and his system was “running beautifully”.
That said, the article reports that Reimage was tested further by scanning multiple computers (running a wide variety of software), several times, without any problems whatsoever, concluding that “Reimage is a fantastic repair utility that can fix some of the ugliest Windows problems out there”.
Read the article at PCWorld.com here.