Even though the program changed my keyboard configuration from English (US) to English (Australian) which caused interchange between @ (Shift 2) and ", I perceived it to be a good utility program which I obtained as part of a bundled subscription which I thought was for the same duration as the subscription with which it was bundled. My disappointment came when the software remained on my computer alerting me to problems which, when it invited me to have the detected problems fixed, insisted that I take out a new subscription for the Restoro component of the bundle. There are two issues here the first of which is, if this program is so good, why did it not find those problems in the first "one time only" (apparently) sweep available in the bundle and the second issue - Were these problems deliberately missed in the initial sweep so as to entice/bully/extract a subscription when they were magically discovered on the same day as the initial "once only" repair? Either way, either the program was deficient or, I believe the marketing method deceitful which, on principle, will not receive a subscription from me.