CCleaner

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Features of CCleaner

CCleaner is our system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. Additionally it contains a fully featured registry cleaner. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware.

Please Read More about CCleaner

https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/features

CCleaner

FREE Version has No Support, but if you have any issues, Please tell me about it and I will try my very best into helping you.

Please make sure you click the link for the FREE Version and Please download it from Piriform.com. You will see the link on the web page. You will be downloading it from the makers of CCleaner, not another third party site.

https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

Download for Mac

https://www.piriform.com/mac/ccleaner/

It may ask you to save the download file or it may open it for you to run. I highly suggest that you Save the File to your Desktop. Once you download it to your desktop, scan the file with your Anti-Virus to make sure there are No Bugs hidden inside the download. It's rare that a bug gets into the download, but it does happen, so always scan any download with your Anti-Virus program to be the safe side. After that open the file using the Run as Administrator command and just follow the instructions it will give you.

How to use CCleaner. Click on Analyze and then it will collect all the files that need to be removed from your computer. Once it Analyze your computer, it will show you a list of items that need to be removed. Then use the Run Cleaner. It will remove the junk from your computer. Then Analyze your computer again, get anymore files, then use Run Cleaner.

Once everything has been removed, it will tell you Cleaning complete. Then just exit from the program.
 

I have been using CCleaner for years..
The only thing is it wipes out all of your logins to every forum you belong to..
It also wipes out your account number if you do online banking..

All this is probably not as bad as it sounds as it keeps you having to log in again which is a good security, especially your bank account number......
 

Steve said:
I have been using CCleaner for years..
The only thing is it wipes out all of your logins to every forum you belong to..
It also wipes out your account number if you do online banking..

All this is probably not as bad as it sounds as it keeps you having to log in again which is a good security, especially your bank account number......
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That is TOTALLY INCORRECT - READ BELOW and FIX IT, PLEASE

When you open CCleaner, look on the left side and you should see the following.

Windows/Applications

There is a list of things that you can check off under Windows - Go through the list and uncheck what you do not want it to remove. Then click the Applications - Go through the list and uncheck what you do not want it to remove.
 
I am the same Steve only about once a month, always delete the browsing history every 2nd day, are you a bit of an IT expert i can call on for help when needed? it's always good to find a person who is handy with PC's:)
 
The reason you have to login again at web sites after using Ccleaner is because you are removing all Cookies,which is their reference to you,is better to go to COOKIES on Ccleaner and and keep the ones you don`t want removed,by sending them to right panel (see pic)....then when Ccleaner does it`s clean up they will remain.......of course you can always uncheck the cookie box and then NONE will be removed,but best to get rid of the bad ones.



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My computer, an iMac, is on the blink. Hard drive I think. It just froze up. Finally got to where it wouldn't open. It's in the shop. It's about eight years old and may not have much life left in it. I'm using an iPad or an iPod, but it's awkward. Maybe I should have used Ccleaner or something.
 
I've been using CCleaner (amongst others) for years now and I'm happy with it. As long as you have it set up properly it will remove only what you tell it to.

I use it on almost a daily basis, though - maybe I just visit more trashy sites than y'all. :p
 
Steve said:
I have been using CCleaner for years..
The only thing is it wipes out all of your logins to every forum you belong to..
It also wipes out your account number if you do online banking..

All this is probably not as bad as it sounds as it keeps you having to log in again which is a good security, especially your bank account number......
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uncheck "Saved Passwords", that should resolve the problem.

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Nathan said:
It's always fun to see necro-threads come back from the dead. The OP didn't stick around long, the first post reads like a complete sales presentation.
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Well, to be fair, he did start out with "CCleaner is our system". I like CCleaner, it's great for novices and experienced folks as a quick, easy, safe way to clean up PC trash. It also has an excellent registry cleaner.
 
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