Many of these applications have settings whether or not to run at windows startup, and when this is not the case, one can change it within the configuration utility (msconfig). If you already have CCleaner, just get the above file and add it to your existing installation folder. You can open/read/edit this file using e.g. If you don't want to register, copy/paste the text from the code box, and save it as winapp2.ini into the folder where you installed CCleaner. NOTE: to download that file, you need to register at the Piriform forum. This file contains the coding how to clean a few hundred extra applications, beyond the basic apps that CCleaner ships with by default. When you download – select the section “Other Builds” and you can download the “CCleaner v2.22.968 – Slim” Build which doesn’t come bundled with a toolbar (you really don’t need yet another toolbar).ĬCleaner will clean at the moment just under 300 different products – including from the latest version of all the major browsers, BUT to get the extra support – you need to download a small file to add to the install folder.Īfter you install CCleaner – go to the CCleaner forumsĪt the end of the first post – there is a download for a file called winapp2.zipĭownload this file and extract it into the folder where you installed CCleaner. The latest release has made some nice changes to the results output – where it is broken down by product – and you can drill down to read the details. This is NOT a commercial blurb, and by posting this, I am not endorsing this program, but I thought this was rather interesting!Īlmost everyone knows about CCleaner (Yes we know it is free, and lots of people swear by it).
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