Friday, August 14, 2026

Protect and optimise your IT setup easily

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With company headquarters in Pasedena USA, iolo’s suite of software has helped optimise the performance of millions of computers and devices around the world.

The technology used in iolo software is patented and built for your PC. It’s primarily used to maximise speed and performance, and increase safety from threats.

Founded in 1998, iolo has a presence in 33 countries. It’s software has been translated into 11 languages.

iolo’s flagship performance optimisation software is the award-winning System Mechanic® suite – voted PCMag.com’s Best Clean Up Utility for 2021.

iolo product range overview:

  • ioloVPN: Protects your identity and personal information by encrypting your WiFi signal.
  • System Mechanic® Ultimate Defense™: total performance, protection, and privacy in a single System Mechanic dashboard for your convenience.
  • System Mechanic Pro®: Protect and tune your computer – automatically. Combining 4 award-winning iolo PC tune-up and data security products.
  • System Mechanic®: Boost your computer’s speed, power, and stability with advanced PC tune-up.
  • Privacy Guardian™: Protect your online privacy and browsing history.
  • Malware Killer: Provides advanced, on-demand malware detection and removal.
  • ByePass™: Simple, secure automated password management for Windows®, Android and iOS.
  • System Mechanic® Business: Revive the speed and stability of all the PCs in your office to keep everyone working efficiently.
  • System Shield® AntiVirus and AntiSpyware: Eradicate stubborn PC pests and block future infections with no system slowdown.
  • Search and Recover™: Recover lost data from your PC or digital device.
  • DriveScrubber®: Secure your personal information when you sell, donate, or recycle your computer.

Visit the iolo product downloads page for purchase information.

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