CCleaner Enhancer turbo charges CCleaner's crap removal powers
Among the must-have utilities on my USB flash drive is CCleaner -- it's been cleaning my system of useless, space-wasting cruft for years. Every now and then, however, I find myself wishing there was an easy way to make it tidy up after a few additional apps without having to manually set up a handful of custom rules.Thanks to a post on Raymond.CC, I've now got a nice, simple way to do just that. It's a companion app called CCleaner Enhancer and it adds seventeen custom options to the applications tab including uTorrent, Flash Player 10, Virtual CloneDriver, Quicktime, and more.
You'll need to have CCleaner pre-installed to get any benefit from Enhancer, of course. I recommend downloading the toolbar-free slim edition from Piriform's builds page. Once you've done that, head on over and download CCleaner Enhancer to add even more file cleanup muscle!
On my Windows 7 x64 system I had to right click and run Enhancer as Administrator -- otherwise the program window simply freezes while trying to apply the custom rules.













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Subscribe to commentsJonAug 6th 2010 10:36AM
Heads up .. if you do this is will kill all your Outlook auto contact fill in , Ahhhh : ) Oh well ill just start again
ZargggAug 8th 2010 3:10PM
This kind of tool should never be used in "automatic mode". You should always LOOK at what it does before clicking the "delete everything" button.
MattAug 7th 2010 8:31PM
The site for downloading appears to be down. Are there any mirrors?
sevyAug 8th 2010 11:44PM
Majorgeeks is good to go for ccleaner-enhancer
jfjbAug 8th 2010 9:55AM
check the latest exchanges of details at:
http://www.howtogeek.com/news/ccleaner-enhancer-adds-270-new-rules-to-ccleaner/174/comment-page-1/#comment-223