How about a CCleaner tool for X1?

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2012/03/30 19:35:48 (permalink)

How about a CCleaner tool for X1?

As most PC users know, CCleaner is a handy little cleaning tool that cleans out lots of clutter, fixes the registry, has its own Uninstall utility, Startup programs enabler/disabler, and now even system restore. Would it be possible if the bakers or a user can come up with a Sonar X1 CCleaner type of tool?


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    Bristol_Jonesey
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    Re:How about a CCleaner tool for X1? 2012/03/31 02:10:21 (permalink)
    I'm sure with a little time & thought someone on here could write a simple batch program (DOS) to do this

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    Re:How about a CCleaner tool for X1? 2012/03/31 10:47:25 (permalink)
    Wouldn't that be similar to the Clean Up Audio Folder utility? That's always worked well for me. 

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    Re:How about a CCleaner tool for X1? 2012/03/31 10:58:43 (permalink)
    well,what would we be looking to clean up here?..lets think..mostly temp folders and fragments i think. the clean audio folders basically takes care of that(the folders).
    a simple defrag would take care of the fragmentation and i run ccleaner to remove my temp folders.
    so im guessing you have a pretty decent idea there. and it sounds like it would be very easy to incorperate.
    but i do run a cleaner to remove temp folders and i do defrag once a week
    and i do run my clean audio folders so im not sure how useful it would be.

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