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Wise Care 365 Free 3.96.357

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Wise Care 365 is a PC performance enhancement* application, which consists of five key elements: PC Checkup, System Cleaner, System Tune-up, Privacy Protector and System Monitoring. The PC Checkup element can check the whole running condition of your PC, grade its health status, and, if necessary, provide you with quick-fix solutions. The System Cleaner element will help you scan and clean invalid registry entries, useless files, junk from browsers and redundant Windows components. The System Tuneup element optimizes your system, network, defragment disk and registry; manage startup & services and context menu. Privacy Protector will erase your browsing history, including viewed pictures, watched movies/videos, accessed files and visited pages. It can also prevent files or data from being recovered by specialised recovery software, and it can generate passwords for you. System monitoring allows you to overview system processes and hardware information such as temperature and memory...

CCleaner 5.14.5493

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Probably the most popular freeware cleaner globally with over 1 billion downloads since its launch in 2003. Piriform’s CCleaner is a quick and easy to use program which makes your computer faster, more secure and more reliable. CCleaner removes cookies, temporary files and various other unused data that clogs up your operating system. This frees up valuable hard disk space allowing your system to run faster. Removing this data also protects your anonymity meaning you can browse online more securely. The built in Registry Cleaner fixes errors and broken settings to make your computer more stable. The simple, intuitive UI and rapid but powerful cleaning make CCleaner a favourite among novices and techies alike. Professional, Network, Business and Technician Editions of CCleaner are also available for serious users. A Faster Computer Browsing the internet your computer picks up a whole host of unnecessary files, cookies and history. The same thing happens when you run most programs on you...