Since its initial release in 2004, CCleaner has been the market-leading cleaning tool for Windows PCs. We are proud to announce the release of CCleaner v3.0! This release includes a multitude of features and changes, but don't worry we haven't changed the interface too much, so you'll still know how to use it. :)Changes include:
A new 64-bit native EXE designed specifically for 64-bit systems.
A new Drive Wiper tool screen under the Tools section, which allows users to securely erase the contents or free space on a specified drive.
Improved support for Internet Explorer 9 and the Google Chrome browsers.
We have also added improved cleaning support for HTML5 database storage, allowing CCleaner to effectively manage the next generation of web applications.
Additional cleaning support for Microsoft Silverlight Isolated Storage.
We've added three new environment variables (%SystemDirectory%, %SystemDirectory32%, and %SystemDirectory64%).
My Win 7 pinned icon wasn't changed... I have to do it manually...
If you're using a x64 Win7, the exe is named CCleaner64, so the pinned icon can't change - and I don't think programs can pin themselves to the Taskbar.
x86 installation is still there... why? the installer should move the important file to new clean installation on Win 7 x64 installation folder, install the new files and erase the old ones...
x86 installation is still there... why? the installer should move the important file to new clean installation on Win 7 x64 installation folder, install the new files and erase the old ones...
Actually, it does use the x64 Program Files folder, but only if it's not an update.
Pressing the Advanced button in the Installer allows for Install for only this user or for all users
Yahoo Toolbar has Been replaced by Google Toolbar
Option to show initial results in detailed form
Delete added to startup entry screen
I agree with Dennis
Wipe Free Space is now a "Tool" as pointed out above, but it's now in three different sections of CCleaner.
It's still in "Options\Settings", "CCleaner\Windows\Advanced", and now "Tools".
Confusing.
Winapp2.ini can you (along with me and any one else) go through the embedded (when they are posted) and cull Winapp2.ini (the file not person ) (i.e. Games explorer is close to your Games statistics Entry not completely but close)
I don't like any of the new icons and images, they look crap. Pirform revert back to the old ones or have some guy who is good at art create them for you, the new ones really suck.
I don't like any of the new icons and images, they look crap. Pirform revert back to the old ones or have some guy who is good at art create them for you, the new ones really suck.
That is a matter of opinion I think. Personally I don't like the "brush" icon, however the others look much better IMO.