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I've been using "all in one toolbox" but I don't like the new ui and it glitches when I close it. I've tried all the other cleaners but none seem to clean as well as All in one. Does anyone have any suggestions. I don't want or need a task killer just a cleaner.
I've been using "all in one toolbox" but I don't like the new ui and it glitches when I close it. I've tried all the other cleaners but none seem to clean as well as All in one. Does anyone have any suggestions. I don't want or need a task killer just a cleaner.
So don't use the crap part. I know I don't. It did start out fairly simple and they have added and added "stuff" to it and try to entice you to go that extra step. I don't and won't.
So don't use the crap part. I know I don't. It did start out fairly simple and they have added and added "stuff" to it and try to entice you to go that extra step. I don't and won't.
Thanks for the tip. It's a little slower than CM during the analyzing but I really appreciate the ability to decide way to clean and the lack of bloat attempts .
I've been using it on my desktop for years also.
Thanks for the tip. It's a little slower than CM during the analyzing but I really appreciate the ability to decide way to clean and the lack of bloat attempts .
I've been using it on my desktop for years also.
That's what I like about it. The ability to customize it and tell it what to scan. And it's much smaller than both CM and All in one and no bloat on top of that.
I use Clean Master just for the pop up feature that let's me know when an uninstalled app leaves remnants behind. It's surprising how many do, even when I clear their cache and data before uninstalling.