Left a comment that it was bad, and wasn't as supportive as their website would seem to indicate. Then I got 2 more emails the same day, asking "how would you rate the support you received?" I On April 20/2019, received an email from 2CO, stating that they could only assist me with online payments, and gave me the link to iolo customer care instead.On April 19/2019, received an email for the trouble ticket, and sent them back more information about the issues that I was having with my updated version.It took 4 attempts to get the captcha just right. On April 19/2019 at 5:30 pm, I had to register a "new account" twice, but apparently it was not on the correct iolo website, but rather on the 2CO website, which is their software reseller.On April 19/2019 at 4:50 pm, I tried to log into my existing account on iolo's customer care website, but could not create a trouble ticket, as it kept claiming my password was invalid.On April 14/2019, I sent an email to iolo Technologies Customer Care via older email address, but got no answer.Listed below is the timeline of steps that I had to take to do it, which may have taken time, but was worthwhile in the end: Okay, I eventually found a solution to my initial question. My PC is an Asus desktop AMD A8-6500 APU (64 bit) Windows 10 Home version 1803 (OS build 17134.556).
#System mechanic pro 18 serial install
I have a back up disc forĪn older version of System Mechanic, but I am afraid to install it, since my newer version is paid up to March 10, 2020, and I don't want to mess it up somehow. I have already attempted to contact iolo's technical support team, but keep getting bounced around between their 2CO/Avangate Support Team and iolo's useless support webpage, that only allows the creation of a new user account.
I can do without arguing, and just would appreciate some useful assistance.
Instead, it was just a back and forth exchange between two coders, that were announcing their expertiseĭating back to the 1960's. I noticed that a similar question was posted by David Hodge, and shows as being resolved in January, 2019, but no satisfactory details were actually provided. Reinstalled the Toolkit.exe file, so that as of April 14, 2019, I keep getting the error message: "System File is missing: C:\Program Files (x86)\Phoenix360\System Mechanic\Toolkit.exe". However, in the process of doing so, it apparently never As per usual, it deleted the older version, and then reinstalled the newer version.
#System mechanic pro 18 serial upgrade
On April 11, 2019, my System Mechanic updated itself to version 18.7.0.64, and it was the fastest upgrade to date.
0 kommentar(er)
