We haven’t yet tested compatibility of our software with Windows 7 yet but feedback suggests no problems so far. Testing is planned for December 2009 and January 2010. We have also added a new General FAQ page to the web site.
Not sure which JSutils energy saving utility is for you? Try our new utility product selector. The calculator product selector has also been updated.
JSutils has just introduced a new product selector and product features page to make the task of selecting the right energy saving calculator simpler.
Take a look at the latest JSutils newsletter for details of upcoming program updates and other news.
90% of all problems reported to JSutils are due to issues relating to program registration. Nearly all of them have been due to issues cuvered on the updated Registration FAQ page just released.
JSutils is looking for feedback on the help provided on all the software listed on the web site. What questions don’t we answer in the help? What could be explained better? Is there enough troubleshooting information? How could help navigation be improved. We try and keep the help information as useful and simple as possible. your help is vital in making sure we achieve our goal. Post your comments prefixed by the name of the program against this article.
Over the last year the biggest cause of problems with JSutils programs has been with registration. The solution is usually very simple and we have taken the opportunity to list all the causes to date as part of a Registration FAQ to save the need for a support call. If you know of any other problems add a comment to this post.
Successful testing of CPUOff and CPUOff Lite has been carried out on Windows Vista Ultimate. CPUOff Lite worked without any problems apart from one icon in the start menu was blank (this will be corrected in a future release). CPUOff initially gave run time error 339 - this was cured by opening the property tab of the CPUoff executable and changing it to ‘run as admin’ on the compatibility tab.
