Ascentive Finally Fast Software

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 8, 2010 -- Ascentive LLC, the corporation behind the popular TV infomercial, FinallyFast.com, pushes ahead after a technical glitch triggered erroneous warnings to emerge when installing its well-liked Computer performance software.

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Clients may have been advised that installed products, as well as the Ascentive Performance Center, contained viruses or additional risky files. This is a rather frequent occurrence that is referred to as a “false positive” within the security industry. In April 2010, McAfee mislabeled a harmless file inside Windows XP, causing pcs worldwide to shut down frequently. A file used in Ascentive software was likewise misidentified.

“We like to keep our customers informed concerning our products and the safety of their computers,” said Adam Schran, CEO. “Our customers and web site visitors can rest assured that despite another false positive from McAfee, our software program in fact has no viruses or anything damaging whatsoever.” Once the fault was brought to their notice, security software vendors that were labeling the files incorrectly promptly white listed Ascentive software.

Ascentive's stance is that the lines of communication are always open in the event that clients have inquiries about its software program. In an endeavor to enhance convenience, Ascentive has expanded opportunities to get in touch. In addition to phone, electronic mail, and live chat, representatives can now be contacted via social media outlets like as Twitter.com/Ascentive and Facebook.com/Ascentive.

More information can be found online at http://www.twitter.com/finallyfast

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