As a consequence, you can see that the version number of Avira System Speedup is inherited from 360Amigo System Speedup. Later, Avira also made great efforts to update and improve the functions of 360Amigo System Speedup, and eventually developed into a new independent product of its own – Avira System Speedup. Then 360Amigo was first offered as an OEM component of Avira’s advanced versions of security software, and then fully acquired. After that, the Norman company from Norway once got very close to 360Amigo System Speedup (now ToolWiz’s developer from China) by way of bundling too, but in the end Avira took over 360Amigo before Norman. While about 25% of users of Avira System Speedup come from Germany, it is also popular in the United States and Italy.Avira used to be bundled with TuneUp Utilities for sale, but it’s a pity that AVG successfully became a listed company (i.e.: went public) in 2012 and acquired TuneUp Utilities as a whole – became now AVG PC TuneUp, which directly made the marriage between Avira and TuneUp Utilities impossible. Relative to the overall usage of users who have this installed on their PCs, most are running Windows 7 (SP1) and Windows 10. The setup package generally installs about 4 files and is usually about 25.78 MB (27,027,090 bytes). It also includes a system tray icon that is displayed in the notifications area while the program is running.

The programs's main executable is AviraSpeedup.exe and has been seen to consume an average CPU of less than one percent, and utilizes about 33.6 MB of memory. A scheduled task is added to Windows Task Scheduler in order to launch the program at various scheduled times (the schedule varies depending on the version). It adds registry entry for the current user which will allow the program to automatically start each time it is rebooted. The most common release is 1., with over 98% of all installations currently using this version. Avira System Speedup is a software program developed by Avira GmbH.

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