View Poll Results: Which "File Cleaner" do you use?

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  • CCleaner

    14 70.00%
  • Windows Washer

    1 5.00%
  • Tree Size Free/Professional (I welcome you brother)

    2 10.00%
  • PowerDesk

    0 0%
  • System Mechanic

    1 5.00%
  • Privacy Guardian

    0 0%
  • Ace Utilities

    1 5.00%
  • jv16 Power Tools (fine choice)

    2 10.00%
  • Windows XP's Disk Clean-up (noob)

    1 5.00%
  • I do all the cleaning manually

    1 5.00%
  • I clean file manually half the time

    3 15.00%
  • I only use software to clean my system

    2 10.00%
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  1. #11
    Wolfmight's Avatar Poster BT Rep: +1
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    CCleaner Leads. No suprise there, that program rocks.

  2. Software & Hardware   -   #12
    peat moss's Avatar Software Farmer BT Rep: +15BT Rep +15BT Rep +15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolfmight
    CCleaner Leads. No suprise there, that program rocks.

    Just dawned on me I did n't vote . It is a good program and gets better with every update , wonder how long be before its not free anymore ?

  3. Software & Hardware   -   #13
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    XP's disk cleanup, easy and simple, guess that makes me a noob though....
    Last edited by kopi8; 04-16-2006 at 10:14 PM.

  4. Software & Hardware   -   #14
    I used to have to format my hard drive every 3 months or so but since I started using BCWipe to delete files instead of send them to free space heaven, and Tuneup Utilities to clean the registry after uninstalls, I can go a couple years before my system shows signs of slowing down. I also use CCleaner for the logs and tracks. BCWipe can be set to the old 7 pass wipe but I never need that, one pass is sufficient to keep from dumping files into the freespace of the drive.

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