- #Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag software#
- #Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag windows 7#
- #Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag mac#
- #Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag windows#
#Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag software#
It's incredibly easy to use and automatically prompts users to backup the registry before it makes changes at all, and the software also includes a number of other useful tools. In fact, CCleaner is probably the best "free" registry cleaner program I've ever tested. Having tested both of these programs on numerous occasions in the past it is my belief is that CCleaner is ( most importantly) the "safer" and more effective of the two as well, where registry cleaning is concerned, as well. Does one appear to be more effective, etc.
Do they serve the same function, to the same extent?. Why shouldn't you be able to? If I remember correctly, it's a similar chip.> I was actually referring to the two registry cleaners: Auslogics Registry Cleaner vs CCleaner.
#Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag mac#
I think it's impressive that I can emulate 1998 MacOS 8.1 on it - and it runs at nearly the same speed as on my Mac Classic II. It's OCS graphics, which was unchanged from the original Amiga release in 1985. It has Amiga 3.0 ROMs - which were released in 1992. Quote from: woody 240284 -An accelerator and the other goodies are quite some cheating. Every forum post, every download/upload, every email, every eBay win was done using my Amiga 500.Īn accelerator and the other goodies are quite some cheating. Quote from: mr_a500 239969 -It was my main internet computer up to 2008. The only age-related annoyance is that installation of new devices can be very slow.
#Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag windows#
My system gets sluggish from all kinds of things, most of all having multiple Seamonkey windows with a bunch of tabs open, but that's all related to what I'm running. I don't get the need for reinstalling Windows every so often. The swiss army knife of defragmentation, basically. Can you stop it safely before it's finished? I was too scared to try, lol.Īnything that uses the Windows defrag API (which would be any modern-day defragmenter) should be safe in that regard.īeen using (or rather not using.) JkDefrag for quite a while. Quote from: Rajagra 240196 -Did you know that Vista's defrag doesn't even try to defrag files over 64MB by default? You can force it to do a half decent job by running it from the command line with -w and -v switches, but you still get no feedback during the several hours it takes do defrag a large disk. It'll optimize your TCP/IP for a certain bandwidth, but the optimizer is better. It'll theme your desktop, but a patched uxtheme.dll works better. TuneUp is handy until you get to know better tools.
The only two products I've come to trust are CCleaner (freeware) which also cleans various kinds of junk files, and the registry cleaner in the TuneUp Utilities bundle. Assume that people don't know what they're talking about.
Can't remember the other tools, but they were recommended somewhere. Registry cleaners have contributed to ruining my OS at least thrice so far, with Windows being unable to boot to desktop.
#Ccleaner registry cleaner vs auslogics disk defrag windows 7#
I've tried a whole bunch of cleaner applications, some on 32bit XP and some on Windows 7 64bit, the one I use now. I just discovered Auslogics' Disk Defrag which makes a good (and free!) replacement for Vista's piss-poor effort. I only tried one once, it messed a few things up and I learned my lesson. Quote from: Rajagra 240196 -Has anyone found one of those "cleaner" applications that works? You know, the ones that claim to tidy up the registry and delete junk files, etc. Don't you love a nice, new, fresh Windows installation? geekhack Community > Other Geeky Stuffĭon't you love a nice, new, fresh Windows installation?
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