I think CCleaner only edits temp values in the registry, such as entries from the latest Adobe Flash update and such.I would disagree, I've found several cleaners to be handy. I've used CCleaner for years as well as glarysoft.... both never gave me any issues at all.
That's the main point and on a top of it, it's easy to break something...then again there isn't much difference in performance after you run them
And another good point.That's the main point and on a top of it, it's easy to break something...
Another great pointunless you're a geek who knows how to restore your machine if something breaks... don't use cleaners