Does anyone here use a program called
CCleaner? If so, what do you think of it? The program gets very good reviews at cnet.com. The first C stands for a word that Dell will not allow me to type in the body of this message or the subject line.
I think it's the best all-around cleaner. Be very selective on what it cleans until you get used to it. Instead of going to different utilities/apps to delete this and that, they're all in one place (CCleaner).
I try to never use any rsgistry cleaners. The info I have read suggests you do not need to conduct this activity. However, I did try an experiment on a PC at work. The result was this - everything worked fine and I have had no problems. CCleaner does have a provision to back up the values removed.
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Posted December 31st, 2005 14:00