Software Forum

Hi All

Please try Ace Utilities 4.0 beta

For Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista (32 bit)
http://www.acelogix.com/downloads/au_beta.exe

For Windows XP/2003/Vista (64 bit)
http://www.acelogix.com/downloads/au64_beta.exe

For Windows 98/ME
http://www.acelogix.com/downloads/au98_beta.exe


Changes :

+ Modified the performance of tools like Junk Cleaner and Registry cleaner. They run faster now !
+ Program now uses Unicode ; so better file name handling on systems where English is not the default language.
+ Updated ignore lists.
+ major changes in GUI like progress dialogs, delete dialogs, etc
+ Modified Wizard to allow 'cancel' during cleaning
+ Integratd Disk Analysis into Ace ; not a seperate exe anymore
+ Updated Autorun manager
+ Updated Uninstall manager
! Fixed a minor bug in shortcut cleaner
+ Zip backup support for x64 version
+ Shell extension DLL completely rewritten to work with Vista UAC.
- Removed the confusing 'Erase History > IE Users' option page and,
+ Added option to clear IE History and Cache of all users
+ Added option to clear IE Cookies of all users
+ Added option to create system restore point before deleting registry errors.
+ Removed system tray icon ; uses new tray popup window

When installing this, the installer notified "Found previous version at C:\Program Files\Ace Utilities" but that's not where I have it installed.

I installed 3.3.1 at C:\Program Files\Utilities\AceLogix\Ace Utilities.

Then the installer proceeds to install v4.0 Beta at C:\Program Files\Ace Utilities without giving me the opportunity to change the location.

I'm having the same problem, my ace utilities is installed on a seperate nondefault hard drive and the ace utilites installer claims i have it in the default (note: there isnt even an empty folder at C:Program Files\Ace Utilities)

That seems to be an issue. I will check.

Note, you can move the installation folder anywhere you want without issues. So please move it to the desired location.

Issue fixed.

Hari, can I install this beta version over the older version?

Yes, you can. All versions are backward-compatible.

OK. Thanks Aneesh.