Introduction
In 1981 Peter Norton launched its Norton Utilities, a DOS-based software that allowed users to retrieve deleted files, supplemented by a number of additional programs, such as a program that the speakers of the PC was beeping.
Over the years published new versions also have more opportunities such as search and fragmentation program . The Norton Utilities versions went on to 8.0, but when Windows 95 appeared at the scene, the series was re-numbered. Today was the product of Peter Norton also acquired by Symantec, that the current version of the program spending.
Windws 95 to now
Even after the launch of Windows 95 was the Norton Utilities suite is a popular application. The complete package to let users manage disks to defragment, to clean and optimize. Retrieve deleted files and create backup up images was also a possibility. That would go on to Norton Utilities 4.0. Thereafter, the successor to the Norton Utilities 2000 baptized, but that song was not so long. Norton Utilities 2002 was even announced and the subsequent versions of the program were only found in the larger Norton System Works package and that would go on up to version 2007.
Symantec chooses from now to the Norton Utilities package back in the loose sales to offer under the name Norton Utilities 14.0 and that for a price of close to 40 euros per three PCs. For that amount Norton promises a range of tools that allows your PC to manage the startup time to speed and performance of your PC to improve in an accessible way. Whether that is true, you can read in this review.
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