- Sep 15, 2012
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Ok thanks i am not regularly use asc7 the tool box item like empty folder delete,disk check,etc tweaking reg repair also i use any problem i unable solve by these toolsDon't know why you would use Advanced System Cleaner on a computer running a 32-bits version of Windows. I guess that your resources are quite limited and therefore you're just wasting them by maintaining ASC on it. If I were you, I would uninstall it and learn how to manage my own system manually for better results, and save resources (RAM and CPU usage mostly).
Other than that, it's good.
Ok thanks i am not regularly use asc7 the tool box item like empty folder delete,disk check,etc tweaking reg repair also i use any problem i unable solve by these tools
Thanks now only i know privacy badger i well try.disconnect miss out some ads so i use qblock.ABP is taken huge ResourceGood config, thanks for sharing Maybe you can use : Privacy Badger, Disconnet or Do Not Track Me extensons in your browser
thanks one time i had user service failed to load so that time i use http://www.tweaking.com/ and it make default services to startEmpty folder delete ? What if that folder is being used to store data that is temporary created that program and emptied on close ? You could do that manually. Same for disk check (which is basically a CHKDSK, you can easily look it up on Google). There's also the Disk Cleanup utility under Windows, which I wrote a tutorial on if you want. "Tweaking Registry Repair" ? What does it repair exactly ? And every programs are solvable manually.
thanks one time i had user service failed to load so that time i use http://www.tweaking.com/ and it make default services to start
ok i will uninstall ASC using revo uninstallerYou got me from the time I read "360 total security"!!
Good configuration..
Let me agree with @Aura - you have three optimizer programs (Wise Care, ASC, CCleaner). I'd personally keep only CCleaner, but definitely you should get rid of at least one.
Cheers!
Thanks.Yeah, Tweaking.com Windows Repair All-in-one have an option to restore default Windows Services. But it's only a registry script that you can find easily in a Google search. I won't lie, I use Windows Repair AIO when assisting people with their computer issues sometimes but it's not something that you should run weekly/monthly or have installed as the portable version does the job just well. But once again, that's just me.
Why x86 ?