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A program that runs automatically when Windows starts, checks and detects entries that do not have an executable file in the registry that manages startup. It is an item that is detected by checking the start menu that does not exist, but since it seems that the problem is not detected in Windows 7 or later, there is no problem by removing it from the scan item. Check and detect entries in the history of files used by the user that refer to files that no longer exist.
Checks and detects entries that do not have a referenced file in the registry that manages startup sounds and sounds played in the event of an error. Windows services run in the background and perform various functions without receiving user instructions to link with other applications.
CCleaner checks the registry that manages Windows services for entries that don't have the executable file it references. Similar to "Programs and Features" in Control Panel, the installed applications are listed, and you can "Uninstall", "Repair", "Rename", and "Delete Entry" for the selected program.
Uninstaller Recommended to use. For the free version, just check the scan results and the "Update All" and "Update" buttons can be used with the paid version. The Windows tab at startup automatically launches when Windows starts and displays resident apps running in the background. Many resident apps are programs that provide the functions associated with the application when it is installed, so some of them consume only memory resources even though they are not used.
This program provides the function to start iTunes when the iPod is connected to the PC, but it is useless if the iPod is not used. If you decide that you don't need the startup program, you can disable the automatic startup by selecting the relevant program and clicking "Disable".
However, some programs such as Dropbox are essential for file synchronization, so be careful when disabling them. The program registered in the task scheduler is not resident, but the program is executed when the set trigger conditions are met. Registered tasks can also be "disabled", but basically there is no need to change them. The context menu is the so-called right-click menu. Unused menus can be disabled from the context menu by disabling them. To redisplay it, just set it to "Enabled".
In the displayed file list, you can operate the checked files with the context menu right-click menu. It is convenient when organizing files that are easily duplicated such as images, and duplicate files are displayed in a list after analysis, so you can check unnecessary files and delete them all at once.
You can delete restore points for drives that Windows is monitoring. The latest restore points are out of scope, but be aware that if you delete them carelessly, you will not be able to roll back in the unlikely event. Data erasure is a function that prevents files from being recovered from recovery software by overwriting the data instead of formatting the drive. You can select "Free space only" or "Whole disk", and of course, if you run "Whole disk", the stored data will be completely lost.
In "Security", the number of overwrites can be specified, and the larger the number of overwrites, the more difficult it is to recover the file. Disks with an upper limit on the number of rewrites, such as SSDs and USB memory, will definitely shorten the life of the disk even if it is executed with "only free space", so it is not a function that is frequently used. In "Settings", in addition to language selection, you can set basic operations such as automatic execution, context menu settings, and automatic update check.
You can specify cookies to remove from the deletion list when the cleaner is executed. Since the main cookies are registered in the "cookies to be retained" in advance, there is no particular problem even if the defaults are used. By registering the files and folders you want to delete regularly, they will be deleted when "Cleaner" is executed. The opposite of "Delete list", specify in advance the files and entries to be deleted in "Cleaner" and "Registry" that you do not want to delete.
A scheduling feature that automatically runs CCleaner. Only available in the paid version. An item formerly known as "monitoring". CCleaner is resident and has the ability to monitor the Recycle Bin and browser and is enabled by default. To disable it, uncheck "Notify me when garbage files occur" and then uncheck "Enable smart cleaning". CCleaner has "Send Collected Anonymous Data" enabled by default, so it seems that you want to be resident and monitor it.
Cannot be set in the free version. With the Pro version, the user can be set. The items required in advance are checked in the initial settings, so there is no need to change them. Glary Utilities, a free all-in-one utility app that implements many modules such as deleting unwanted files and speeding up your PC, is a software vendor based in Beijing, China Glary Soft […].
Ashampoo WinOptimizer, an all-in-one tool that makes it easy to maintain and improve Windows performance, set privacy, etc. CCleaner, a standard free PC maintenance software that deletes unnecessary files, is a standard maintenance software developed by the British software vendor "Piriform" that allows basic cleaning even with the free version. Ten […]. Free all-in-one disc maintenance free software with many tools HDCleaner is a total disk maintenance solution app developed by Kurt Zimmermann of Germany […].
A standard free PC maintenance software that deletes unnecessary files CCleaner is a standard maintenance software developed by the British software vendor "Piriform" that allows basic cleaning even with the free version. CCleaner has added "Easy Clean" to its menu in version 5. When "Intelligent cookie scanning is enabled", the intelligent cookie is not deleted and you can omit entering the login ID etc. Will remain retained so that it can be easily accessed by third parties.
An advertisement for Avast related apps will be displayed. There is also a version of the CCleaner browser for ads, so if you don't need to install it, click "I don't agree" or "Deline". The registry is a database that stores system configuration information, and until Windows XP, the bloat of the database had a large impact on performance, but since Vista, the bloat has improved and is not as effective as before.
Cookies are temporary files used by browsers that store user access history and are used for marketing such as displaying advertisements. Temporary files are automatically generated when the PC is started, so the health check standard always results in "the PC is not in good condition" even immediately after the health check, and the paid version of "speed" and "security" Even if the detection result in "" is zero, "Not in good condition" is displayed for one temporary file.
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