Latest CCleaner Version:Check it

LATEST CCLEANER VERSION RELEASED - JUNE 24,2010 - VERSION:2.33.1184
DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download

• What's New:
  • Added support for Flock 3.0.
  • Improved database compacting to only run when needed.
  • Improved Index.dat files cleaning for IE8 to include IECompatCache, IETldCache, PrivacIE folders.
  • Improved accuracy of cleaning status messages.
  • Improved localization and language support.
  • Improved UI text formatting for Cleaner screen.
  • Fixed Startup Tool double-clicking behavior on Win9x.
  • Minor improvements to Registry Cleaner on Windows 7.
  • Added Kurdish translation.

more version info...
LAST BUT NOT LEAST.......
New CCleaner version 2.15.815 will be released soon.

Thanks for the reminder, already have it though.

BTW, when you're doing the "copy & paste" from websites be sure to do a "Preview Post" so you can see what it will look like when you submit it and then you can clean it up if necessary.

Geez, I just updated like 3 weeks ago. Always remember to uncheck the dang toolbar on install!!!

Thanx.

Thanks mistu4u , CCleaner tends to update about each month (and thats a good thing - one of my most used apps)

Mine, too! I use it for daily cleaning of temp internet files, cookies, and such. Downloads, I just dump them in the Recycle Bin & empty them. CCleaner has some of the best tools on the market, and it's free.

As TrainableMan said, make sure that you uncheck "Run at Startup" & "Install the Yahoo toolbar"

And too, the writers of CCleaner also has Recuva & Defraggler, two other fine tools to have in your chest. However, Defraggler is best used on XP & below. In Windows 7 & Vista, it can report that you're in serious need of a defrag, when you're not.

Used Recuva a few times and it works very well !

never felt secure with any type of reg editor or any type of cleaning tools. but then again this feeling was my experience with such tools more then 5yrs ago.. im curious of this program though..

aslan - you can feel very comfortable about using CCleaner, it's a handy program and doesn't do anything more than what you want it to do.

Regarding the registry cleaner function on it, it's about the only one that most of us here will use since it doesn't rip the registry to pieces.

Plus, by default, it asks you to make a backup before deleting the registry keys (which you should do).

cleaning programs have had that function for yrs and still come across issues after backup solution. very much doubt i would offer the program to a client but i will try it on my extra win7 system..