The Ultimate Troubleshooter gives you tips, and fixes your problems with your computer, it can remove remote trojans and much more.
The Ultimate Troubleshooter is obviously geared for the less experienced computer user. I say this because of the lack of options on the original install. No, I’m being pretty critical of TUT, but at the same time I do get flustered when I can’t do something my own way. Also putting TUT under &quotAnswers That Work&quot doesn’t really help a user out when he’s looking for a specific program. Yes it’s the company name, but does one naturally associate &quotTUT&quot to &quotAnswers That Work&quot?

TUT stresses the point that it would be beneficial to anyone who uses the program to carefully and thoroughly read what they have to say. "The most important feature of The Ultimate Troubleshooter (TUT) is the advice we give. If you take the time to read that advice properly and carefully, you will not only be able to fine tune your PC in the way top IT professionals do, but you will also be able to home in on spyware, adware, or disastrous software. Those two reasons are probably your prime reasons for purchasing The Ultimate Troubleshooter in the first place. However, thorough reading of our descriptions and recommendations will also significantly enhance your understanding and knowledge of PCs and Windows. Thus, reading our advice carefully and thoroughly is a win-win situation — PLEASE DO IT."

The problem that most users don’t get is that the keys to improved performance, faster startup times, and increased stability for your PCs are hidden in the multitude of processes running in the background. The trouble most users have is if they know what should or should not be running in the first place.