Throughout the program, you’ll see examples where you’re given options such as analyzing files first or backing up your registry. As with any system utility, it is easy to do something you didn’t intend. The two actions of Analyze and Run Cleaner also show some of the safety features of the program. From there, I can select to Analyze or Run Cleaner. I can simply check which items CCleaner should explore. The first tab is for Windows, my operating system, and the second is for Applications I have on the PC. To the right, I have two tabs indicating areas of my PC to clean. In the screen snap above, I’m using the Cleaner section. The items to the right are items specific to that area. The program still includes a pleasant interface that lays out tasks in a nice manner that works well for both beginners and advanced users.Īlong the far-left column, you have a series of large icons representing the three major areas: Cleaner, Registry and Tools. While it’s nice to have multiple platforms, I like that the software hasn’t gotten away from its roots and added unnecessary features and complexity. Since the time of my initial review, there have been many changes including: CCleaner consolidates many of these tools. There is overlap between the tools, but I think the differences come down to ease of use and control. For example, Windows comes bundled with its own disk cleanup tool as does Google Chrome. Typically, operating systems and browsers come with their own set of cleanup tools. However, it is not a malware or virus scanner. It’s not just limited to removing bloatware. Some of the more descriptive fans refer to it as a “crap cleaner” because it removes many unwanted files and programs that PC vendors used to install on your systems. They describe the program as a system optimization tool. This is a free utility produced by Piriform, a software firm based in London, UK. However, my appreciation for the software remains strong. I find outdated software reviews don’t have much value, especially with old screenshots. The reason I placed the original review in my revisions folder was I knew the software had changed. Tools Icon: Familiar Utilities and More.
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