Scenario: I want to recover some disk space on one of my drives. I use CCleaner to analyse and I see well over a GB is taken up by one file or group of files (In the actual case, thumbnail database on C), representing over half the recoverable space. I think I'll clean just that first and see if it gets repopulated quickly or is some huge historic cache of old information. Then look for the next biggest, but leave the hundreds of tiny files suggested in various bapps. Luckily Ccleaner has a right-mouse function that let me clean' (delete) just the one item.But afterwards, you can't go back to the updated list, you have to analyse again - which can be slow.
