Cleaner Program Poll 2006

Discussion in 'polls' started by WSFuser, Aug 13, 2006.

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Which Cleaner Program(s) do you use?

  1. Ace Utilities

    13 vote(s)
    8.6%
  2. CCleaner

    103 vote(s)
    68.2%
  3. jv16 PowerTools

    28 vote(s)
    18.5%
  4. Norton SystemWorks

    4 vote(s)
    2.6%
  5. System Mechanic

    3 vote(s)
    2.0%
  6. Tuneup Utilities

    30 vote(s)
    19.9%
  7. Window Washer

    9 vote(s)
    6.0%
  8. Other (please specify)

    28 vote(s)
    18.5%
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  1. AJohn

    AJohn Registered Member

  2. bellgamin

    bellgamin Registered Member

    Tune-Up Utilities? Pish-tosh! Why buy a cow when milk is so cheap.:p

    I immoderately recommenderate CCleaner with aplomb.
     
  3. Antarctica

    Antarctica Registered Member

    You get fresh milk every day.:D :p
     
  4. Uguel707

    Uguel707 Graphic Artist

    Some 3D graphic programs leaves hundreds of entries in the registry
    when desinstalling. For that, I use jv16 Power tools registry finder.
    (Tools > Registry finder > name of file)

    To delete temporary files I use CCleaner or I do it manually.

    ...and Reg Seeker helped me to delete some nasty entries
    that I could not remove with my anti-virus. So I keep it for that :)

    So far I haven't got any problems but I always delete the
    ones that are safe to delete and don't mess with entries
    that I am not certain of. Backing up before removing
    any file is certainly a good thing to do.
     
  5. mercurie

    mercurie A Friendly Creature

    One of the OLD Ones...Vcom SystemSuite 4.0 (has tools I use to clean). ;)

    Several years ago $14.99 from the Staples bargin basket.:D
     
  6. Perman

    Perman Registered Member

    Hi, folks: For those who are die-hard of CCleaner, you may want to give this one a good look. CM Disk Cleaner. freeware. d/l from www.cmdiskcleaner.com Gook luck.
     
  7. bigbuck

    bigbuck Registered Member

  8. nicM

    nicM nico-nico

    Ace Utilities for me, I didn't test other competitive programs for a while (since I bought Ace indeed :D ), but it was far the best when I did, for both temp file and registry cleaning.

    I use Ccleaner on other computers, it is very good for a freebie but is very limitated compared to Ace (especially about registry).

    nicM
     
  9. WSFuser

    WSFuser Registered Member

    well i decided to give Ace Utilities a try and i like it very much.

    one thing i dont like is that it separates the history cleaner from junk file cleaner. im so used to ccleaner doing both at once.

    nvm, i found i can use the wizard to do everything at once :D

    also, unlike ccleaner and window washer, the plugin section (history cleaner) does not automatically detect programs u have installed.
     
  10. Carver

    Carver Registered Member

    I use a combo of Ccleaner; regseeker; Tuneup Utilitys. They cover different things.
     
  11. tristantzara

    tristantzara Registered Member

    CCleaner, Tune Up Utilities and the best i found so far, Sweepi.

    hxxp://www.zdnet.de/downloads/prg/f/j/de0EFJ-wc.html

    hxxp://www.yooapps.ch/?c=produkte/sweepi5&l=E
     
  12. ErikAlbert

    ErikAlbert Registered Member

    CCleaner is good for history cleaning.
    The registry cleaner of CCleaner is unusable for me due to missing functions.
     
  13. Eldar

    Eldar Registered Member

    Ace Utilities, TuneUp Utilities & RegSupreme Pro keep my computer clean. :)
     
  14. bellgamin

    bellgamin Registered Member

    I tried it but it's got some off-putting aspects. Namely...

    1) It injects DLL into all running processes (see screenshot). It MIGHT be okay (??), but neither CCleaner nor Ace Utilities do that, so I shall avoid letting CM DiskCleaner do so. Also, it tried to connect.

    2) It puts its stuff into a file that allows no user choice. Also puts an icon on desktop with no user choice & inserts itself into start menu with no user choice as to location.

    3) It is 6 times bigger than CCleaner. In fact it is substantially bigger than CCleaner & Ace Utilities combined. Perhaps all that bulk is extra abilities -- but I just want a clean little cleaner.

    In other words, NO thanks.
     

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  15. Climenole

    Climenole Look 'n' Stop Expert

    HI :)

    I'm using ButtUgly's CleanCache.
    (For special situation Reg Supreme Pro)
    To avoid Registry headaches: TotalUnistall.

    :)
     
  16. Perman

    Perman Registered Member

    Hi,folks: I am currently using these:
    For Internet tracks------window washer, anti tracks
    For registry-------------registry mechanic, registry cleaner expert
    What do you think?
     
  17. Tobe404

    Tobe404 Registered Member

    Tune-Up Utilities 2006 and Window Washer 6.0.

    Have been using the same combo for a very long time, had no problems.
     
  18. vhick

    vhick Registered Member

    i used winxp manager and ccleaner combo.

    thanks!
     
  19. King FN Kong

    King FN Kong Registered Member

    I dont like the idea of having window washer running a service all the time. But I used to use it a lot.

    CCLeaner does the job well, for something free, it's good.
     
  20. egghead

    egghead Registered Member

    TuneUp utilities 2004
    CCleaner
    Regseeker
     
  21. marcromero

    marcromero Guest

    I use and voted jv16 power tools.

    Marc
     
  22. SIR****TMG

    SIR****TMG Registered Member

    Ccleaner is great
     
  23. chrisretusn

    chrisretusn Registered Member

    I use CleanCache and jv16
     
  24. Trooper

    Trooper Registered Member

    At this point in time, its just been CCleaner.
     
  25. The Hammer

    The Hammer Registered Member

    Sorry for my ignorance as I don't currently use a cleaner. But couldn't you use jv16 for the same purpose you use Reg Seeker for?
     
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