Which one do you guys prefer? Of course you may also name other tools. CCleaner is quite good, but Privacy Eraser seems to be a serious contender, at least that's my first impression. http://www.cybertronsoft.com/products/privacy-eraser/ https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
I kicked off CCEnhancer after it caused some issues. It cleans too much to my liking. CCleaner is enough. I want rather be on the safer side, i.e. clean less but with no harms. Anyway if you don't have any troubles using CCEnhancer, you're done.
I only enable (tick) things on CCleaner (with CCEnhancer) that I understand and know that it's safe to clean.
I use PrivaZer. It has been run a good number of times and not caused any problems (Windows 10). I thought the computer would never work again because it seemed to take out so much on its first run but everything worked OK afterwards.
CCleaner is like a Swiss knife, a must have, the other cleaners focus on other stuff, so they complete each other, like AV+AS. I use CCleaner daily, mostly as a browser and general cleaner, occasionally I run Windows Disk Cleanup and then Wise Care.
I've always viewed those two products as having different objectives , but with a large amount of functional overlap. The clue is in the names :- CCleaner was originally called " Crap Cleaner " and is a general purpose cleaner and toolkit PrivaZer has a much stronger focus on privacy related issues ( eg shellbags ) You can also view the USB history in PrivaZer and they were working on an option to delete it a few months back , but AFAIK it is still not implemented. For anyone interested , there is something in NirTools that will also display that USB history list .
CCleaner since more than 10 years (2005?) and since few years additionaly OSPC (Online Solutions Privacy Cleaner) - it's the same developer as OSSS. Both apps in portable verions.
Maybe you should give a look here : https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/kcleaner-easy-and-automatic-system-cleaner.347282/
I also don't need extra tools, so I know what you mean. BTW, I'm not sure about Privacy Eraser yet, it seems to be a bit slow to scan and clean, but I'm still testing. I do like the GUI though.
I've checked out Privazer and BleachBit and I didn't like them. They also wanted to run cmd.exe for some unknown reason, no thanks. I also checked out Clean Master, interesting GUI but not trustworthy. https://www.cmcm.com/en-us/clean-master-for-pc/
For the browser and OS temporary files, that is already dealt with through Incognito/Private Browsing mode and Disk Cleanup. If I feel like cleaning more than those (which is no longer as often as it used to be), I would choose CCleaner portable.
Sorry, I must have missed this post. I checked it out, but didn't like it. But I will check out some of your other products, Port Expert looks interesting.