C coolbrze In Runtime Messages 190 Dec 19, 2006 #1 Are these two things about the same? Which one is better? I haven't used Mcafee quickclean b/c it costs $20 while ccleaner is free...
Are these two things about the same? Which one is better? I haven't used Mcafee quickclean b/c it costs $20 while ccleaner is free...
J jonny_uk Fully Optimized Messages 2,417 Location uk Dec 19, 2006 #2 I dont know about mcafee quick clean but i bet it doesnt do more than ccleaner, if it does then it deserves a "wow"!!
I dont know about mcafee quick clean but i bet it doesnt do more than ccleaner, if it does then it deserves a "wow"!!
T talldude123 Banned Messages 7,915 Dec 19, 2006 #4 McAfee is just going to slow down your computer. Avast antivirus is free, and it doesn't slow down your PC. That's why you don't use Norton.
McAfee is just going to slow down your computer. Avast antivirus is free, and it doesn't slow down your PC. That's why you don't use Norton.
Osiris Golden Master Messages 36,817 Location Kentucky Dec 19, 2006 #5 talldude123 said: McAfee is just going to slow down your computer. Avast antivirus is free, and it doesn't slow down your PC. That's why you don't use Norton. Click to expand... Who said anything about an antivirus??? Do you even know what quickclean is?
talldude123 said: McAfee is just going to slow down your computer. Avast antivirus is free, and it doesn't slow down your PC. That's why you don't use Norton. Click to expand... Who said anything about an antivirus??? Do you even know what quickclean is?
T talldude123 Banned Messages 7,915 Dec 19, 2006 #6 Nope, but it's McAffee. 98% of their products use up memory.
The General Banned Messages 5,191 Dec 19, 2006 #7 talldude123 said: Nope, but it's McAffee. 98% of their products use up memory. Click to expand... 100% of software uses up memory. QuickClean is a software that frees up harddrive space, you use it once, and then forget about it until the next time you want to use it. I'm sure that "having it installed" isn't going to "use up your memory" ... so until you figure out what you're talking about, just go away.
talldude123 said: Nope, but it's McAffee. 98% of their products use up memory. Click to expand... 100% of software uses up memory. QuickClean is a software that frees up harddrive space, you use it once, and then forget about it until the next time you want to use it. I'm sure that "having it installed" isn't going to "use up your memory" ... so until you figure out what you're talking about, just go away.
Osiris Golden Master Messages 36,817 Location Kentucky Dec 19, 2006 #8 talldude123 said: Nope, but it's McAffee. 98% of their products use up memory. Click to expand... So what does the other 2% of their products use?
talldude123 said: Nope, but it's McAffee. 98% of their products use up memory. Click to expand... So what does the other 2% of their products use?
D dcyphure Baseband Member Messages 45 Dec 19, 2006 #10 use ccleaner slim..no yahoo toolbar i use quickclean, doesnt remove registry junk, its just a basic cleaner with option to wipe data i like regseeker for registry also check out advanced windows care..its free
use ccleaner slim..no yahoo toolbar i use quickclean, doesnt remove registry junk, its just a basic cleaner with option to wipe data i like regseeker for registry also check out advanced windows care..its free