TuneUp but after i saw this thread i will give Ccleaner a try
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TuneUp but after i saw this thread i will give Ccleaner a try
Both tune-up and cc, they have its feature
thanks fr sharing
i just can't do without ccleaner, and with ccleaner i also use Advanced SystemCare 4 By IObit ( recommended for safe disk defragmentation)
CCleaner.
Many of such warez actually leave more crap then actually removing it, CCleaner is the obvious choice.
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Originally Posted by anon-sbi
Don't forget to use CCEnhancer along that. It greatly improves its crap removal capabilities.Quote:
Originally Posted by Evelyn
Your uninstaller and Tune up utilities 2011....I don't use ccleaner cause it removes system & important file sometimes...For file cleaning use YU and every thing except the file cleaning I use tune up.....
Acronis True Image (sarcasm) ;)
Never had that problem. At most, old versions deleted the whole prefetch folder in XP and above, which due to the way the prefetcher works is largely counterproductive. An update changed that to delete only old .pf files and unticked that by default.Quote:
Originally Posted by superpagla
Bottom line: be careful with what you're removing... there have been many cases of tools clearing space by removing lots of "useless" files and then rendering your computer unbootable. :ermm:
I agree that the best one is ccleaner
tuneup utilities, but all cleaner optimizer apps are waste of ram
If you leave them running... maybe. I have CCleaner and Windows 7 Manager installed, and surprisingly they don't use any RAM when they're not open.Quote:
Originally Posted by gargoyle
For this, I always keep open my tune turbo mode. A OS may be fastest right after it's installed...slow when everything u need is installed. But with tune up turbo mode, you don't have to worry about cache and memory...cuz it all configured....My pc is the prove of that(chk my profile)......Quote:
Originally Posted by anonIf you leave them running... maybe. I have CCleaner and Windows 7 Manager installed, and surprisingly they don't use any RAM when they're not open.Quote:
Originally Posted by gargoyle
I am a student. But I also do a part time job at a cyber cafe. I have to take care of 10 pc a day (for software and hardware problems). So I have to know the best about my stuff.....ccleaner sometimes removes few software's files while cleaning up....and I had restore all the software for that...and it was 2 night duties and boring....and YU had the same problem with my ps3 games file, I tested it with ccleaner. YU u was far better than ccleaner to me....
in simple words...most of the cleaner is good when u can operate it properly. And to me there is nothing lyk tune up.....and anon told the most important parts of maintaining a OS...
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Bottom line: be careful with what you're removing... there have been many cases of tools clearing space by removing lots of "useless" files and then rendering your computer unbootable.
If you run a cafe, I'd recommend the following, assuming all computers have the same hardware configuration: install Windows on a single computer, install and do everything you need to make it usable, use a disk imaging program to automatically perform that job on the rest of the terminals, then install DeepFreeze or Returnil to make sure they stay like that. Those two will "freeze" the computers and make them go back to how they were with a simple reboot.
CCleaner is very good!
I think you don’t get best then CCleaner. It is very useful. I also use it. It has so many functions.
Ccleaner will always remove what you ask it to remove, I haven't had any such problem that it removed any system files or any other files that wasn't asked to.Quote:
Originally Posted by superpagla
I've used quite a few different apps to try and clean out the system, and tbh the one always end up coming back to on a regular basis is ccleaner. I can't say that I have had any issues with it removing files it shouldn't, plus there is there is the option of backing everything up before (just in case).
CCleaner Is The Best For Claning Windows
TuneUp Utilities + CCleaner + Windows 7 Manager is the best combo for computer maintenance.