Give Your Hard Drive A Spring Clean With CCleaner

Tony Williams | Apr 11, 2008 | View Comments

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If you’re a lazy user and don’t fancy spending a lot of time giving your PC a spring clean, then one utility that will be right down your alleyway is CCleaner. This amazing piece of freeware will in a flash spruce up your hard drive by removing files you no longer use, that are taking up valuable space.

You’ll be surprised how much junk a typical windows installation can take up.  I recently ran CCleaner on a friend’s PC and it removed a whopping 8GB of crap!

CCleaner also can be used to optimise your registry.  I’m a bit wary of promoting registry cleaners, but CCleaner does seem to be one of te smarter ones, but always create a restore point first.

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  • 8GB of stuff deleted from the drive OHG great tip I'm going to install this now to see how it works

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  • Grimskallen
    I run CCleaner aswell at home. (and at work / all my friends places)
    At work its actually helped correct applications to work properly again, due to the registry fixes.
    Never have I needed to use the backup of the registry either.
    so I simply stopped running backups of the registry.
    Great tool!
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