There is a built-in tool in Windows Vista that allows you to clean up your hard drive and system, and it could be found by simply searching for "disk cleanup" in the start menu. But this provides a really basic cleanup, so for all of you who want something more extensive, there are free alternatives available on the web. Once is called CCleaner, which is a lot better. It's the number-one tool for cleaning your Windows PC.
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2 Comments
i have downloaded this. but i still have fragments of programs such as nero and a few other things that i cannot get rid of. anyideas
The software can not enhance the pc performance. you can directly install the Perfect Optimizer, it can optimize your pc to enhance the pc performance.
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