A software that can really clean craps on your computer

slavezero — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 18:50:13 +0000

Finding the right tools to effectively clean unwanted and unnecessary files on your computer is hard and can sometimes frustrating. There are lots of softwares out there that claims to be the best pc cleaner but most of the time they do is clean your pocket.

When I look and test a cleaner I always checked on how effective it can clean my computer without damaging or corrupting any files and how it can optimize the performance of my computer after the cleaning. Unused temporary files, browsing history, cookies, files in the recycle bin, memory dumps, file fragments, log files, system caches, application data, and various other data and of course registry problems can contribute on the slow down of your computer’s performance.

Fortunately for me I’ve found a software that really cleans craps on my computer. Very easy to use, effective and most of all it is free.

I’m talking about CCleaner. CCleaner formerly known as Crap Cleaner is a freeware utility designed by Piriform. This is a software utility that is made to optimize your computer and also clean your registry. It clean all unwanted files on your computer from internet browsers and certain programs. CCleaner also helps in the uninstallation process. CCleaner also has a feature where you can the alter the start-up programs, similar to the Microsoft Windows MSConfig Utility.

Try this wonderful software and see the difference.

Prevent your PC from crashing

slavezero — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 03:24:12 +0000

A friend of mine ask me “why my PC still receives problems even if I have tools to prevent errors? ” I ask him “what are the things you did before you got those errors?” he said “I just remove some files and programs that seems not to be important”. Well… thats the big problem, you see one of the usual causes of PC errors are deleting files that we recall or assume that are not important, we often tend to quickly erase it. What we don’t realize is that those actions that seems to be harmless can cause us big headaches and errors further down the line. Those actions can result on broken file paths, missing extensions, and interruption in our operating system.

Are my tools not useful? no they are not, you just have to perform additional safety precautions to prevent your PC from crashing alongside with using your PC tools. Removing unwanted files and programs isn’t easy as installing it, before you remove anything keep in mind of the following:

When you uninstall a program the best way to do it is to use Control Panel’s Add/Remove Program list.

Always double check the program before you choose to remove it. At times, several programs are checked as a default. You wouldn’t want to delete your anti-virus software or anything like that.

If you’re prompted to delete a “shared file” don’t delete it! This will help prevent future error messages, in case you remove a file another software program relies on.

If the the program is not listed under ‘Add/Remove,’ the safe way to do it is to go to programs and look for the specific software folder. most of them has a folder called “manual Uninstall” which will help you remove the program.

Don’t just delete programs that you don’t recognize. It may have a strange name but chances are, it’s meant to be there. search or consult someone who knows PC.

One good advice is to utilize your PC with a good registry cleaner, find a cleaner that not only removes broken file paths but finds and repairs what is causing the malfunction.

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A software that can really clean craps on your computer

Prevent your PC from crashing