CCleaner Not Work Well On MAC PC ||1-8887203203 || Customer Support

CCleaner features a simple gray and white interface that displays the version number and your Mac's system specs (OS version, CPU, RAM) across the top, as well as three vertically-aligned icons in the left column: Cleaner, Tools, and Options. Tapping any of the icons begins the cleaning experience. "Options" is where you tinker with cookies from the various Web sites that you've visited. A site's cookie is listed in the left column ("Cookies To Delete") by default, but should you want to keep them, you can move them to the right column ("Cookies to Keep") by highlighting a cookie and clicking the appropriate directional arrow key. Eliminating the cookies is as simple as clicking the delete button.

How to maintain a Mac:

1.      Make redundant backups

2.       Keep your software up to date

3.       Don't install crapware

4.       Beware of Trojans

5.       Don't fill up your boot volume

6.       Relax, don’t do it

To clean your Mac:

1.       In CCleaner, click the Cleaner icon at left.

2.       On the OS X tab, choose the OS features you want to clean by selecting their check boxes (you can clean everything under Safari, for example, by selecting the Apple icon next to the heading). When you select certain options, warning text will appear. Read the text and click OK to dismiss the dialog box. For more information, see this section.

3.       Click the Applications tab. The programs listed on this tab will depend on the software you have installed on the system.

4.       Choose the applications or features you want to clean. For more information, see this topic.

5.       Click the Analyze button. CCleaner analyzes the files belonging to the OS X features and applications you have selected. This may take some time.

6.       Once the analysis is complete, you can review a list of what will be cleaned, sorted by application and OS X feature. To view a list of files, double-click an item in the right pane (for example, Safari - Cookies).

7.       Click Run Cleaner. You are warned that CCleaner is about to permanently remove files from the system. Click OK to proceed.

8.       When the cleaning is complete, CCleaner displays a report of deleted files in the text window.

Notes:

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