Why I buy this one ?
- Bootable rescue CD; basic zip/unzip functionality; integrated interface
- Collection of essential PC utilities designed to maintain and protect
- Improve system performance; diagnose and fix computer problems
- Protect against email spam, viruses, and hackers; recover lost data
- High-powered disk defragmenter; easy one-step maintenance wizards

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What our customer's say!

"Adequate. Room for improvement.", I have been a user since SS4.
I received SS7 in a direct order from nothingbutsoftware, where it was just $9.99. [and by purchasing it, I obtained FREE shipping vs having to pay about $10.xx S&H. So I bought it, as it was a money saving deal].

In years past, I used SS4, SS5 asnd SS6 for their utilities like defrag, reg cleanup and disk repair.

Under XP, my favorite tool is powerdesk [since microcrap no longer offers a file manager type utility].

I recently installed 2 of the SS7's 3-user licenses on my home pc's.

I will say that the Anti-malware or anti-spyware portion of SS7 did a very good job at finding a few "pests" that my other anti-malware software missed.

I haven't tested my firewall portion of the SS7 suite yet; but the previous reviews I read today have me more than a bit concerned.

I try to get away from any "MEGA" utility bundle or "MEGA" utility suite, as I don't use all the utilities anyway.
For the ones I do require, many times I find it easier to buy separate products.

The following is my .02 cents for software utilities:

1. V-com - I signed up for their newsletter.
At least 2-3 times in 2007, I was offered POWER DESK PRO 6 for 75% off [was $39.99, on sale for $9.99].
I have 3 copies of powerdesk pro 6.
It has a great file manager + zip utility + FTP + synching, etc.

2. registry cleaner or repair:
- JV16 power tools or their standalone Registry supreme pro.
- pc tools Registry mechanic

3. drive defrag
- O&O software [they give you 5 or 6 ways to defrag. Plus, they sell server defrag software we've used at work and has NEVER messed up our server drives; even RAID sets were SAFELY defragged by O&O.
-RAXCO's Perfectdisk - I use it at work, for VMS and windows.
Not as flexible as O&O, but gets the job done.

[I keep hoping diskkeeper will get their product up to a comparable level like O&O or RAXCO]


"Another winner goes downhill", Conan has my sentiments exactly. This was a great product for me for 3 years. When I splurged and bought multiple licenses for several home computers, nothing worked properly. Each and every time, the tech support (on Mars or Venus) gave me detailed solutions involving changing my registry manually. At first I tried and when that didn't work and they gave me more homework to do, I realized I was dealing with a defective program and an unprofessional cop-out of a company. Getting my money back was impossible so I decided to "take the hit" and never deal with them again.

"Steer clear of this pile of rubish", Absolutely the worst Internet security suite on the market today. Your browser will crash frequently because of the ufilter.dll file. Avanquest is aware of the problem but unable to provide a fix at this time. If that is not enough, Avanquest WILL disable your version of the program without warning leaving you high and dry without any protection and scrambling to find a replacement. The disablement comes with a message that the software is installed on another computer which is not allowed and therefore the program will terminate IMMEDIATELY leaving you vulnerable to virus attacks. This is outrageous and totally out of line since whatever system checking that they do fails to identify which computer is the one that can continue to run the program. Customer (Tech) support provides no help whatsoever so you are basically stuck with no program nor will you get back what you paid for it! And if that is still not enough aggravation for one person to withstand, the utility suite of programs will cause your computer to hangup or crash the program for many of the applications. I find it hard to believe that this pile of rubish was ever even allowed to be sold to the public. Trust me it is that bad! This used to be a good product but whoever took over the company has managed to transform it into a software nightmare and they would do well to just withdraw it from the market ASAP. When it comes to Internet Security Suites there are many better choices than this.

"System Suite is ok", Basically I really didn't notice a speed difference after running all the programs. Yeah, it took out the clutter, etc. The spyware program, ah, I use another one. Anti virus, well didn't work with my computer. I was reasonably happy with it, but had to remove it. My daughter got a USB Wireless adapter for her hand held game. The adapter won't work with SystemSuite installed (I didn't install the firewall so I don't know why). Tech support, well never answered any of my six emails.

"VCOM ROCKS!!!", At first I was skeptical about this product. I've never heard of them before and this was the first time I've tired something new. I was having the worst time with my Norton 2007. I would lost my internet connection everytime i turned on the firewall. My computer started to process super slow! Enough was enough, i decided. I went ahead and uninstalled Norton from my computer but it WON'T UNINSTALL!!! I called their tech support and they couldn't remove it either. A friend of mines told me to use a MS removal tool which did the job. what a disaster. Well... on the brighter side, when i got my computer back up and running, I went to my local computer store and saw this System Suite 7 and thought why not? It can't do anymore damage than what Norton did. Turns out this was the best decision I've ever made. It fixed everything on my PC and its now super fast! Oh, did I mention that my internet works now too? WOOT! WOOT! VCOM ROCKS!

Read this reviews before You buy...

"System Suite 7 -- It Takes a Little Work But...", I've used Norton in the past, and this is my first experience with the System Suite products. System Suite 7 seems to provide reasonably good value for its price. I am using this suite with Win XP and have had no problems in loading or running the program, and it does not seem to be nearly the resouce hog that Symantec's Norton suites are.
I agree with other reviews that the Registry Fixer can be dangerous. Cleaning the registry of wasteful and useless stragling entries can speed up one's computer, but anyone making any changes to the registry should realize that problems can arise and that they absolutely must provide for suitable back-up/restore. Restore points are available through System Suite 7 for this purpose. Also, the Registry Fixer can be performed in several stages in order to facilitate troubleshooting.
As mentioned by others, I am not sure yet that I fully trust the anti-virus program in SS7. The SS7 AV program runs very quickly and always lists many files omitted from each scan. As a result, I wonder how thoroughly it really scans, and I am running another AV program as a second line of defense. I have not yet had any firewall issues but also have that double shielded.
The anti-spam feature is right up there with useless, as it is not integrated with the native email program and must be opened -- and "trained" -- as a separate entity. VCOM needs to work on that. I removed it, but I also have a before-the-fact anti-spam screener through my ISP.
For the price, I thought I would give System Suite 7 a shot. All in all, it seems to work fairly well. I guess my biggest concern is whether the anti-virus program is reliable. Updates are provided regularly (every day or two), so only time will tell.
I think the Norton user interface is more intuitive. I trust Norton's antivirus program after many years of use, but Symantec's customer service has become terrible in recent years. I have not yet had need for customer service with System Suite 7.
The price for this suite is pretty good considering the components that are available. A true measure of how well it works will only come with time. So far, so good.

"System Suite 7", I am a fan of the System Suite pc security products. I have used them for several years, and find them very well constructed and easy to use. I had used another security service in the past, but they didn't supply me with the protection for my pc that this product gives me. I highly recommend it.

"Horrible, Horrible software", V-COM has totally destroyed what used to be a decent product. First off loading the software caused both of my computer systems to no longer boot. Then you cannot remove the software. I had to end up using Windows Install Clean Up utility to remove the application. I had used System Suite since version 4, and now I have to look for a different system since V-COM has obvioulsy hired blind monkey's with hammers to do their program development.

Please let me apologize to any blind monkey's as comparing you to this software is truly unfair to you.

"Registry Cleaner is dangerous", Registry Cleaner is dangerous, I think it is true no matter what utility software you use. In this case, SystemSuite 7 scanned all the registry keys and identified all the safe ones to be deleted. I looked at them and they looked fine to be deleted. I deleted those and left the others alone. After rebooting the computer, Microsoft Office and Outlook could not function anymore.

I didn't use the antivirus and firewall since I have McAfee. The Deep File Clean sounds great and is more comprehensive the the Microsoft Windows XP Disk Cleanup. It is good that it backed up those deleted files in case I need to undo the delete. However, there is no option to delete the backups once I have decided those files are really safe to be deleted.

I would suggest going with Norton and McAfee for the utilities and I trust the antivirus and firewall more than SystemSuite 7. It is very appealing to use SystemSuite antivirus program since it does not have a subscription fee but I am not sure if it is as secure as the subscription software. Lastly, the firewall did fail some of the firewall tests.

I wouldn't recommend this product.

"System Suite 7", I haven't seen a better product on the market. My computer was so infected and slowed down due to viruses, trojans, ect that it was almost impossible to use. Since I installed System Suite 7 my computer is working better than it did when it was new. To let you know how bad it was, it took about 4 hours of running diagnostics and cleanup before it was back to new. I have used the previous edition before and was very happy with it, and that is why I chose this product, I knew it would work.