Usually, these unnecessary, or junk files appear as a result of program's incomplete uninstalls, or Temporary Internet Files. CCleaner can help protect against this by wiping the free space with its Drive Wiper tool.Wise Disk Cleaner is a free disk utility designed to help you keep your disk clean by deleting any unnecessary files. File recovery programs can scan your hard disk for these files, and, if the operating system hasn’t written over the area, can recover the data. Instead, the pointers to the files are deleted and the operating system marks the file’s location as free space. When Windows or another operating system deletes a file, it doesn’t actually wipe the file from your hard disk.
You can easily re-enable a disabled autostart entry later. To avoid losing an autostart entry that may be important, use the Disable option instead of the Delete option. The Startup panel in the Tools section allows you to disable programs that automatically run when your computer starts. You can restore the deleted registry entries from the backup file if you encounter any problems. If you do run the registry cleaner, ensure you back up any changes you make. That said, if you’re dead set on running a registry cleaner, CCleaner is one of the safer ones. Registry cleaners can accidentally remove important registry values, however, so there’s risk with little reward. The Windows registry contains hundreds of thousands of entries removing a few hundred (at most) won’t give you an increase in performance.
While CCleaner does include a registry cleaner, I’d recommend against running it. CCleaner will leave your How-To Geek cookie alone, so you don’t have to log back into How-To Geek after clearing your cookies. For example, locate the cookie in the list and click the right arrow button to add it to your whitelist. You’ll probably want to add other cookies to the whitelist, too.
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