remove files


  1. thungmail
    Posts : 36
    win 7 pro
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    remove files


    Hi everybody
    I know there are lots of unnecessary file in window. Before I got one small application to remove them. However I dont remember what it is. Can you give me a hand. Thanks
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  3. mickey megabyte
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    ultimate 64 sp1
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    there are a few of these sorts of apps.

    maybe it was ccleaner (formerly known as crap cleaner) - it's one of the best.
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  4. thungmail
    Posts : 36
    win 7 pro
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    Thanks, I got it now
    TUan Tran
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