#WINCLEANER ONE CLICK REVIEW SOFTWARE#

I ran FutureMark’s PCMark05 before and after the installation of WinCleaner to determine whether it actually improved performance: The same goes for the rest of the software, actually - clearing out the Windows temporary files and such can all be done manually in a few minutes. It really does not do anything you cannot do from the browser itself for example, pressing + + in Firefox will clear out the same items WinCleaner shows. The browser cleaner (above right) supports all major browsers including Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.

#WINCLEANER ONE CLICK REVIEW SOFTWARE#

Other software I reviewed like iolo System Mechanic 2011 did not allow me to do this. Highlighting any of the problems brings up a description and more importantly, the exact path of the key. The registry cleaner (above left) is basic but effective it found about 300 invalid keys the first time around and another hundred when I ran it a week later. It is not possible to drill down and find out exactly what the program is removing or changing from this screen for that you need to run the individual program components one at a time. The OneClick button uses the default settings for everything. The idea behind this interface is that novice users can simply click the OneClick button while more advanced users can select and run program components individually: The main program interface is relatively simple with eight main buttons plus the “OneClick” button: WinCleaner is a mere 5MB download and takes less than a minute to install. Our test system is an Acer Aspire AS5735Z with a Pentium Dual-Core T3200 processor, 3GB of RAM, a 160GB 5400RPM Western Digital hard drive, and Windows Vista 32-bit.

Wincleaner one click review