Rafael Mestdag Estimable Mar 25, 2014 82 0 4,610 Jul 23, 2016 #1 So far the only one I think really works is CCleaner. Do you think there are others or are they all snake oil? ?
So far the only one I think really works is CCleaner. Do you think there are others or are they all snake oil? ?
Solution USAFRet Jul 23, 2016 Rafael Mestdag : So far the only one I think really works is CCleaner. Do you think there are others or are they all oil snake? Just snake oil. Think of it this way...they can't 'improve' performance, they can only turn things off that you don't need to be running. Which you can do for yourself, instead of what that developer thinks you should be running.
Rafael Mestdag : So far the only one I think really works is CCleaner. Do you think there are others or are they all oil snake? Just snake oil. Think of it this way...they can't 'improve' performance, they can only turn things off that you don't need to be running. Which you can do for yourself, instead of what that developer thinks you should be running.
USAFRet Illustrious Moderator Mar 16, 2013 7,449 115 40,290 Jul 23, 2016 Solution #2 Rafael Mestdag : So far the only one I think really works is CCleaner. Do you think there are others or are they all oil snake? Just snake oil. Think of it this way...they can't 'improve' performance, they can only turn things off that you don't need to be running. Which you can do for yourself, instead of what that developer thinks you should be running. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Rafael Mestdag : So far the only one I think really works is CCleaner. Do you think there are others or are they all oil snake? Just snake oil. Think of it this way...they can't 'improve' performance, they can only turn things off that you don't need to be running. Which you can do for yourself, instead of what that developer thinks you should be running.
why_wolf Estimable Aug 28, 2015 221 10 5,110 Jul 23, 2016 #3 snake oil, nothing but snake oil. Half of what CCleaner does can be done without it using either the msconfig menu in 7 or in W10 just the task manager to manage what programs turn on during start up. Upvote 0 Downvote
snake oil, nothing but snake oil. Half of what CCleaner does can be done without it using either the msconfig menu in 7 or in W10 just the task manager to manage what programs turn on during start up.