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I discovered a free program that goes a long way toward keeping my computer running smoothly and cleaning up unnecessary garbage from my system. It’s called CCleaner (the first C stands for Crap!), and I’d like to show you how it works.

In all honesty, I’ve used and recommended a couple of programs for a long time that I actually prefer. For cleaning and optimizing my computer, I’ve always trusted SpeedUpMyPC, and for anything having to do with cleaning my registry, I’ve always used RegistryBooster. Nothing I’ve found makes me feel better about getting the job done.

However, this free program has been gaining notice lately, and I’ve been testing it. It just might fit the needs of many out there, and I’m giving it some press.

Watch the video, and let me know what you think.

Optimizing your computer’s performance is no easy task for the Average Joe.

Over time, every computer builds up files and folders, registry entries, temporary files, junk files and a whole host of little programs installed without the user even knowing it. All of these things can make your hard disk work harder, and take longer to perform the tasks you ask it to do. The result is sluggishness in the overall performance. Sometimes it becomes so bad your computer will actually freeze. At its very worst, the system can fail entirely.

Fortunately, there are a number of programs available out there that can make keeping your computer running at peak performance levels a snap. Such things as disk defragmentation programs, registry cleansers, and performance optimizers are widely available.

You have to be careful, though, which ones you choose. Some are, well, just plain rip-offs. I don’t claim to know everything about everything, so I can’t always tell you which ones to stay away from. I can tell you, however, which ones I’ve found and use myself that do work as advertised.

I pride myself on NOT representing or recommending products that steal your money. I hope you’ll trust me, and try the products I know can do the job.

Please feel free to comment at any time.

Thank,
Steve