I've occasionally wondered if you don't overdo the "squeaky clean" aspect.
On the other hand, you're trying out all these programs for the rest of
us, and it's much appreciated.
Still, I suspect you spend more time on cleaning than computing:maybe we
should get back to CSS lessons, or a Photoshop tutorial.
You have to be kidding. I depend upon these programs like they were made
in heaven and meant to keep the system squeaky clean of unecessary junk.
You mention Easy Cleaner. That's primarily for the Registry and I keep
that in a special folder in my Start menu (a different folder from the
other cleaners I mentioned) along with Erunt, RegClean, RegCleaner, and
RegSeeker. And for what I call malware cleaning, I use Avg Free (as you
once suggested and I have no complaints with it), Ad-aware, Spysubtract,
HijackThis, Spybot, and ZoneAlarm. Followup question would be, how does
one know what cleanup programs are working for the system and what
programs are doing nothing for the system? As for "murky" ... there's a
word I'll have to look up. But something tells me that I'm knee deep in
murk where I shouldn't be :-) I'm surprised the whole computer doesn't
disappear --- Harold
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