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That's a brilliant idea.

 

I use CCleaner on my PC too and find it very helpful, as well as easy to use. Thanks for sharing your findings Falcon! A useful read

 

I have started the process of writing a tutorial for CCleaner. I have the screenshots and now need to add the text.
I am attempting to write several for different Free malware cleaners, the ones related to Win Registry Cleaners, Because RegEdit is easy to remove unwanted and needed files. Maybe a list of unwanted files for specific malware problems would help. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I will continue with the tutorials.
I get plenty of practice checking on freeware for my site.
I have 2 desktops and 2 laptops. 1 desktop has win 7, the other win XP. 1 laptop Linux and 1 win XP. I will be changing The XPs to different Linux OS's.
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falcon

 

Great! My system could definitely use a thorough cleaning Thanks Falcon!

 

I had to use CCleaner Three times to get of all the stuff. Each time it got a little more. The fourth time it displayed "0" to be removed.
Note: I used it to repair a problem !!
Information (from the internet about "Registry Cleaners")
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Registry Cleaner FAQ
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/registry-cleaner/a/registry-cleaner-faq.htm
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hope this helps
falcon

 

CCleaner Quick Tour
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/tour/after-installation
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from CCleaner website
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falcon

 

Found a CCleaner Tutorial
http://www.scribd.com/doc/26169048/CCleaner-Tutorial
It is pretty good. It only needs a few changes. I will add "Registry Backup and Restore" software and articles.
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falcon

 

I am agree with your answer.
Very nice sharing information.
Thanks .............

 

CCleaner Screenshots
http://freetutorials.name/Reference1/CCleaner Screenshots.html
falcon

 

Courtesy true, such types of link is just like unwanted guest, or reciprocal links, first we should remove the cookies.