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CCleaner clears your temp files, internet cache, etc, plus it has a registery cleaner function. There are probably better ones out there, but it's what I use.
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My computer runs fresh... I just don't like how it acts some time.... erratic..... firefox eats up CPU usage |
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I've used several registry cleaners, and have found that they dont give you a big boost of performance for the risk of deleting a file needed.
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RegScrubXP I sue both, they work fine. With CCleaner though, make sure you know what your are erasing. If you check everything, you will lose soem configurations/settings that are annoying to reset.
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