| Version: | 4.3.0 |
| Category: | Security|Secure cleaning |
| Developer: | ADDPCs |
| Size: | 13 Mb |
 141 Seeds |  97 Peers |
 Good: 25 |  Bad: 2 |
Features: Scans all accessible user accounts Deletes temporary internet files Deletes cookies Deletes browser history Deletes recent files Deletes windows temp folders Deletes windows prefetch Deletes windows update uninstall files Empty Recycle Bin Individual selection of scan areas Process is not stopped by locked files Counters total up # of files deleted and space freed Full list of deleted files
Review: Temp File Cleaner is an easy to use tool designed with one goal in mind: to delete temporary files on a local disk and free up as much space as possible. And because it is designed to serve a purpose, Temp File Cleaner interface is based on a very clean and well organized by user with all the features grouped in a single window. Of course, before the meeting is absolutely necessary, because you need to select the files to be deleted, but if Standard setting is OK, you can clean up the system in seconds. First, you need to select the target drive that can be any of the partitions may be on your computer. You can clean your cache, cookies, history, recent files, and the four most popular web browsers, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Opera. In addition, you can is not clean windows update cache, Windows logs and temporary files and temporary data user root and trash. ? Advanced? tabs that allow you to perform a little advanced processes, such as cleaning and Governor Debug Windows, System Restore Data, page file and hibernation. In addition, you can scan a hard disk or some user-defined route for temporary files, and thus save even more space on your computer. Temp File Cleaner works fast and does not hinder your computer's performance, but it is recommended to avoid system during cleaning temporary files. In summary, Temp Files Cleaner is an application that removes temporary files in a fast and easy to use. It even includes a help file to help users, even though that's pretty unlikely. |
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