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I use it but I have two observations. It definitely is cleaning something that CCleaner isn't, but that I'm sure CCleaner can, if I change it's settings (options). Which brings up my second observation. It's a little difficult to understand what actual temps it's deleting, plus it always has some that it says it can't clean. If you figure out what it is cleaning that CCleaner isn't, I'll set up CCleaner that way and probably never use Sweepi again.

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I use it but I have two observations. It definitely is cleaning something that CCleaner isn't, but that I'm sure CCleaner can, if I change it's settings (options). Which brings up my second observation. It's a little difficult to understand what actual temps it's deleting, plus it always has some that it says it can't clean. If you figure out what it is cleaning that CCleaner isn't, I'll set up CCleaner that way and probably never use Sweepi again.

Just tried it and was pretty unimpressed. The reason it cleans more than CCleaner is simply because it does what many lesser cleaners do and removes every file with the extensions .tmp, .old and .bak. Nothing more than that.

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Just tried it and was pretty unimpressed. The reason it cleans more than CCleaner is simply because it does what many lesser cleaners do and removes every file with the extensions .tmp, .old and .bak. Nothing more than that.

I downloaded this to try, but I'll bow to your experience JD, and give it a miss.

 

CCleaner does it fine for me.

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