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• Andrew // 21 april, 2008 in 3:37 p.m.

  Ik houd van CCleaner, maar ik begon heel wat commentaren over registratiereinigingsmachines te horen die meer kwaad doen dan goed. Zo zocht ik een alternatief.

  Ik gebruik een handig freeware nut genoemd Revo Uninstaller. Wanneer ik iets (wat ik een - altijd testend iets) doe verwijder, gebruik ik het in plaats van Add/verwijder Programma's. Het vindt *all* crap erachter verlaten in de Registratie en op de juiste aandrijving. En het is a lot more dan ik dacht.

  Zo nu het gebruik van I dat om de troep in de eerste plaats weg te houden, en CCleaner om temperaturen te verwijderen en ander afval indient.

  Laatste blogpost van Andrew.Scholen NYC en de fout van MAC

• David Bradley // 21 april, 2008 in 3:43 p.m.

  Ik zal het controleren. Ik moet bekennen ik deze kleine post een tijdjerug schreef en het eenvoudig verder onderaan de rij als ander materiaal geschuifeld wordt dat voor het wordt gekregen. In verband met altuninstallers, gebruikte ik om een programma te gebruiken dat controleerde wat veranderde alvorens u installeerde zodat wist het precies wat om te verwijderen toen u desinstalleerde. Als slechts wij gelukkig zouden kunnen zijn met wat wij… hebben

  db

• ChemSpiderMan // 21 april, 2008 in 4:27 p.m.

  David. Ik gebruik nu Defraggler…

  http://www.defraggler.com/

  Schijnt om het werk te doen en is geprijste „enkel juist“

• David Bradley // 21 april, 2008 in 4:44 p.m.

  Ah, ja, wilde ik in Defraggler aan deze post toevoegen nadat wij t' andere dag per e-mail spraken. It’s much more adaptable, as it allows users to defrag individual files one at a time or in batches, which means you can choose the biggest files that are most fragmented, or files you use a lot that are split.

  db

• David Bradley // Apr 21, 2008 at 5:01 pm

  Andrew. Just a quick follow up. I just now tried Revo and found it to be very effective. However, uninstalling and letting it clean up each app with all those confirmations is much slower than with CCleaner (I’ve never had reg problems using that). So my strategy is this. Backup registry. Uninstall apps using Windows. Run CCleaner to delete any orphans. Job done.

  db

• Farhaj // Apr 26, 2008 at 6:22 pm

  I never knew that CCleaner could clear garbage data this quickly from the hard disk. I had been using other tools to defragmentand clean but they have not been so reliable and effective; this on certainly is going to do good job.

• David Bradley // Apr 27, 2008 at 10:09 am

  Yep, CCleaner and Defraggler are now the cleanup tools of choice for Windows users.

  db

• Farhaj // Apr 27, 2008 at 11:00 am

  thanks for that David Bradley but I was wondering how do you manage to find out such effective and long lasting tools and materials?; I could never find out those that easily!
  can you give me some clues or something?

• David Bradley // Apr 27, 2008 at 2:57 pm

  Farhaj, that would be telling, wouldn’t it

  You’ll just have to keep coming to the site for your dose of computing tips.

  db

• Farhaj // Apr 27, 2008 at 4:03 pm

  Alright as you say David, I will browse your site more often but you will have to keep your word that I will be expecting such informative and problem tackling tools from here in the future.

  I will give a hint.. umm give out something relating to compression or something on zipping files.. Hope to hear more from you

• David Bradley // Apr 27, 2008 at 7:06 pm

  Hahahah! Funnily enough, I’ve got an item coming up about what you “should” use for zipping. If you subscribe to the site newsfeed I’m sure you won’t be disappointed

  db

• David Bradley // Jul 1, 2008 at 4:10 pm

  Since CCleaner now comes with Yahoo Toolbar as part of its installation routine, I thought I’d check out alternatives. gHacks suggests iSysCleanerPro, which is also free, has no spyware and cleans out installation detritus too.

• David Bradley // Jul 14, 2008 at 8:50 pm

  Well, I did a side by side analysis of what CCleaner and iSysCleanerPro could clear out. A non-deleting CC scan found just 66 megabytes of garbage, whereas iSys turfed out 514Mb. So, I know which one is gonna get dumped.

• PC // Jul 15, 2008 at 8:44 pm

  Hi David,

  Thanks for the info with the video, I like your video presentation, rarely find the tips including demo video.

  Honestly I never used any registry cleaner yet, because Iam not having any bad PC performance .
  maybe in the picture I will give it a try.

  cheers
  PCs last blog post..Close All Websites in Firefox with One Click

• David Bradley // Jul 16, 2008 at 7:39 am

  hi PC, you’ll never know how much performance you may be missing out on until you run a cleaner. Like I say, iSysCleanerPro seems to be the one to use in preference to CCleaner. One caveat, it will by default re-set all your MS Office settings and recent files lists.

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