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Since I have been using CCleaner, every time I run Ad-Aware it finds nothing, so I'm presuming CCleaner is removing everything Ad-Aware would have removed. Is there a reason why I should keep Ad_Aware also? I have been using CCleaner for about three years now and its a awesome product. Thanks for any Professional advice. :)

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ad-aware looks for different things than ccleaner.

you should still scan with ad-aware regularly.

Ad-Aware is a program from Lavasoft that detects and removes software on a user's computer that is determined to be spyware. It also detects dialers, trojans, malware, data-mining, aggressive advertising, Parasites, Scumware, Browser hijackers, and tracking components.

ccleaner is a registry/crap cleaner.

as you can see from above, ad-aware looks for totally different stuff than Ccleaner :D

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Ad-Aware as CCleaner can remove some MRU (Most Recently Used) lists.

But Ad-Aware is for detection of adware and spyware and stuff.

 

CCleaner is a system cleaner tool, its totally different.

 

You should keep both, shouldn't get rid of Ad-Aware.

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Actually Ad-Wae is lacking but I still have it here :)

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