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Best sort of modules for cleaning PC, which is?

1464 Views 8 Replies 5 Participants Last post by Gr3iz, Aug 6, 2017

doggie08

Discussion Starter · Jul 27, 2017

Hello!

I've been with tons of other programs for PC optimizations before.

Some are delicately interested me, like Wise Cleaner... some dis-attracted as could be dangerous for registry, and so on.

I have a problem - what software should I use? ...I cannot find auto-startup module at the Auslogics RC.

Auslogics have RC (registry cleaner) and Defrag modules for free, separately from main base program. Auslogics RC will sort out auto-startup programs? ...should I use Piriform instead?

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Macboatmaster

· #2 · Jul 27, 2017

I am unsure as to what you are trying to convey here

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However I have - read it carefully
The answer is extremely simply - stay away from them all
On Windows 10 they will ruin the system sooner or later - invariably sooner

The answer is mainly provided to you already in your previous topic
https://forums.techguy.org/threads/i-wish-to-add-this.1180442/

Windows 10 looks after the system automatically in the main and 3rd party defraggers will ruin the file system
Registry cleaners are to be left alone., if you value the health of your system.

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flavallee

· #3 · Jul 27, 2017

I've been with tons of other programs for PC optimizations before.

As you were already advised, that's a good way to trash your computer.

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plodr

· #4 · Jul 27, 2017

Another vote for avoid these types of cleaning programs.

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doggie08

Discussion Starter · #5 · Aug 6, 2017

Wow... cool!

Windows 7 will crash on these as well? I have Windows 7...

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Macboatmaster

· #6 · Aug 6, 2017

I do not understand your reply
The answer is with respect very simple
The tools you mention are dangerous to the health of your computer
If you wish to use them and ignore that advice - the choice is completely yours
Mark the topic solved please - click the mark solved button on your post

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Gr3iz

· #7 · Aug 6, 2017

Are you having any specific issues currently?

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doggie08

Discussion Starter · #8 · Aug 6, 2017

No, no issues at the moment.

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Gr3iz

· #9 · Aug 6, 2017

If it ain't broke, don't fix it! ;-)

I wish I had always heeded that advice! <sigh>

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