CCleaner V3.11.1541 initial support for Windows 8

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  1. brainrb1

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    CCleaner V3.11.1541

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    http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner
     
  2. ExtremeGamerBR

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    Thanks for the update! :thumb:
     
  3. J_L

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    Already? Thanks.
     
  4. Hungry Man

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    Support for Windows 8 already. Cool.
     
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    Thank You Brain!!
     
  6. abu shofwan

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    I was wondering, what's difference between CCleaner Free and Home ?
     

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  7. J_L

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    Technical support I think. It's definitely not the most popular option, which is obviously a marketing gimmick.
     
  8. SweX

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    Official Tech Support I guess :)

    Edit: J_L beats me :( :D
    Most popular option? In their dreams ;)
     
  9. andyman35

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    As per usual CCleaner is ahead of the game.:thumb:
     
  10. Daveski17

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    I'm considering downloading CCleaner for the first time. I was wondering if it was difficult to use if you're an average user & if it has disadvantages. Like could I accidentally wipe my hard drive with it or tear a gap in the space-time continuum or something drastic?
     
  11. lodore

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    I would recommend just using the cleaner option. the cleaner option just safely cleans out temporary files.
    the tools menu does have some potentially dangerous options such as erasing a partition or drive. I wouldnt reccomend the registry cleaner because I dont reccomend anyone to use any registry cleaners. they always seem to do more harm than good.
     
  12. Daveski17

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    OK, thanks for the info. :thumb:
     
  13. SweX

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    I would say No. Not you anyway ;)

    The GUI is very simple to use, you check and uncheck the boxes :)
     
  14. J_L

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    It doesn't even have that feature, only free space is wiped if you opt-in.
     
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    I dunno, I've done some pretty stupid things in the past. I once downloaded & used RealPlayer, Norton AV & Spybot Search & Destroy!

    OK, simple is good. ;)
     
  17. FanJ

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    Hi Daveski17,

    Use the Slim version (see my previous post) to avoid toolbar that you maybe don't want.
     
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    OK, thanks for the link.
     
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    Thanks for the heads up! :)
     
  21. brainrb1

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    CCleaner 3.12.1572 update...

    http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

     
  22. J_L

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    Thanks, will update at home.
     
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    It annoys me no end end when supposedly trustworthy companies try to mislead their customers, and this for me is a very good reason to stick with the free version and not pay for support.

    I take that last bit back, it should be a good reason to avoid using CCleaner or any of Piriform's products either free or paid.
     
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  24. J_L

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    Do you honestly have to be so strict on free software? They need money, and marketing is simply a common way of getting it.
    Be glad something so effective and clean is even available in the first place.
     
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