sitekeen

Oct 11 2006, 08:52 AM

There are always left over files on your computer when you were surfing the web, or doing other things. Im not going into detail about that, but there is a very good freware trial programm, called ccleaner. This programm can not only delete these files(sometimes more than 50mb ) no, it can also repair parts of your computer. If for example a programms picture is still in the start menu, and the programm itself is actually gone, ccleaner will delete the pics properly! No hasty work needed. Its easy stuff. Google this to find the link. Enjoy!

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Quatrux

Jan 29 2007, 01:22 PM

I didn't use CCleaner, I see that it is free, so will download it an try it. I for some time now am using CleanUp! and also am satisfied with it, in my opinion it does almost the same thing.

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Netwalker

Feb 13 2007, 02:03 PM

Ccleaner is indeed a (very) good program to delete those files in a save way.

But an nice/good program to use next to Ccleaner is Hitman Pro to get rid of spyware&virusses. They use multiple anti-spyware and anti-virus programmes. Default they use trail versions (to keep HP free), but if you got a full version of one of the programmes they use Hitman Pro uses the full version instead

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Moon Child

Mar 19 2007, 01:22 AM

Thanks for the program tip! I've been meaning to clean out my computer for the past couple of days (seeing as how I only have 20 some odd gigs from the 70 total). Even if I don't clean everything off it'll help delete a lot of random bugs here and there. Now if I could just get ahold of a external disk drive so I can transfer all of my media files...

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wutske

Mar 19 2007, 06:37 PM

I've been using the program for a long time, I even recommended it to some of my friends. It's a lovely program, but it's getting kinda useless since I only manage to collect a few MB of rubbish on my pc .

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WeaponX

Jul 1 2007, 03:20 PM

This program is used to clear out your temp files and do some registry cleanup. This program is useful for those that like to download programs and open them on the fly. It's usually saved on the temp folder and this can build up over time. Also some program installations (if they do a bad job), leave all their installation related files intact in the temp folder. You can only save as much space as you have junk. So if you have only two temp cookie files, don't expect to save 1GB of space

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