The privacy software CCleaner is one of the most popular programs to clean traces on a computer system left by applications, the user and the operating system itself. The program was recently released in version 2.25 adding support for Windows Server 2008 R2, better Windows 7 support (jumplist and thumbnail cache cleaning), better 64-bit support and performance and several other interesting features. the complete changelog for this version of CCleaner is available below:
- Improved Windows 7 jump list cleaning.
- Improved Windows 7 thumbnail cache cleaning.
- Added support for Windows Server 2008 R2.
- Improved 64-bit support and performance.
- Fixed issue with Windows 7 task scheduler.
- Fixed issue with Startup tool, displaying incorrect folder contents.
- Added support for AVG Antivirus 9.0.
- Added support for ExcludeKey in INI files.
- Improved support for wildcards and RECURSE/REMOVESELF.
- Fixed minor GUI bugs in non-English versions.
- Fixed minor GUI usability issues.
- Improved input validation.
- Lots of minor bugs fixed.
The new version of CCleaner is as usual available as an installer (which tries to add the Yahoo toolbar), a portable version and a slim version which both come without the toolbar. The program can be downloaded directly from the homepage of the developers where it is available for all supported operating systems.
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CCleaner removed 3.8GB from a new client’s desktop today… whew. Removed 5kb on second scan. Thanx Pririform…FTW!
In any list of a dozen must-haves on any home or small office PC, CCleaner just has to be among them.
Uhm…..do we need a second gHacks web site for the non-english speaking visitors?