Disk Cleaner is a free open source (GPL v2) tool to quickly and easily clean your hard disk from temporary files like those in the system temporary folder, the Internet Explorer Cache and Cookies folder, and the Recycle Bin. Disk Cleaner is absolutely free from adware and spyware.
Category: HardDisk Tools Last Updated: 2020-10-14 File size: 5.5 MB Operating system: Windows 7/8/8.1/10 Download 239 955 downloads. This file will download from the developer's website. Clean master mac free download - Clean Master for PC, Clean Master, WavePad Masters Edition for Mac, and many more programs.
It is very easy to use: select the items you would like to clean, press the clean button, and you're done! Despite the ease of use, the extendibility by plug-ins, which in fact are just simple text files, make that Disk Cleaner can also be used by power users to clean specific items. All that is needed to create a simple plug-in is a text editor, such as notepad. If you have any comments, please post them in the forum.
History
Disk Cleaner was inspired by one of the system tools that can be found in Windows 98. As I was running Windows 95 myself those days, and upgrading my machine to 98 was not an option, I decided to write such a tool myself. However, even now with much more modern versions of Windows, you may find that Disk Cleaner is small, fast and simple and therefore a handy tool to run daily. Its speed stems from the fact that the crucial parts are written with just the plain Windows API, giving high search and remove performance. Disk Cleaner is also entirely self-contained: no other (large) DLLs are necessary to run the application, so it can even be run from a floppy without trouble. Handy to remove your junk from public machines.
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Please note: Disk Cleaner is provided as is, without any warranty. Though it is my fullest intention to let Disk Cleaner delete only files that should be perfectly safe to be deleted, in the case that it doesn't, I have no responsibility for this. I can only hope that you will provide some constructive feedback about what happened, so I can reconstruct the event and adapt future versions.