text: CCleaner Review 2020: Is CCleaner Safe and Free?
  Often, when you ask your friends, family member or colleagues about how to protect your computer from viruses or malware, how to speed up computer and how to erase browsing histories, some of them will inevitably suggest CCleaner.
  So, what is CCleaner? What CCleaner can do? Is it free and safe to use? Our computer CCleaner reviews will answer all of these questions.
  1. Cleaning Up "Junk Files"
  2. Erasing Browser History and Cookies
  3. CCleaner Registry Cleaner
  Final Thoughts On CCleaner
  CCleaner is the cleaning software developed by Piriform, the company which was acquired by Avast in July 2017. Being able to remove the potentially unwanted data and invalid Registry entries, CCleaner is one of the most famous cleaner program. Some users refer to it as a "crap cleaner" because it removes many unwanted files and programs that PC vendors used to install on your systems.
  This software is available on Windows PC, Mac, Android phone and iPhone. You should download CCleaner from Piriform's site, Google Play or App Store. Be cautious that there are malicious programs that look and sound like CCleaner.
  If your computer running slower and slower, one of the reason is that it collects more and more unused files and settings which take up hard drive space. CCleaner can help you with is deleting "junk files" from your computer system to free up hard drive and make your computer run faster.
  Pro Tip: Your computer has a built-in app called 'Disk Cleanup' that you can find and select via the search bar on Windows 10's 'Start Menu'. It helps to eliminate files you no longer need.
  Pro Tip: Nowadays privacy features are built in the primary browsers. You can clean up cookies and search history automatically or manually.
  For example, in Google Chrome, you can easily automate this:
  Click the menu and click Settings.
  CCleaner can also remove all the following from your registry if they're unused on your computer:
  Many programs run silently in the background when you start up your computer. CCleaner can speed up your compute by disabling unneeded programs.
  CCleaner is not quite safe to use.
  CCleaner was hacked at the end of 2017. The hack put 2.27 million PC users at the risk of being infected by malware. After that, the question "is CCleaner safe" is frequently asked by Windows users.
  Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system has been warning users about installing CCleaner. The company's own built-in Windows 10 Microsoft Defender program now classifies the free version of CCleaner as a potentially unwanted application (PUA).
  There are 3 versions of CCleaner.
  It has basic PC-cleaning capabilities, as well as privacy-protection tools that let you delete cookies, passwords, and other related browser files.
  Professional Plan ($19.95)
  It offers more features like real-time system monitoring, automatic history cleaning, and automatic software updates.
  PROFESSIONAL BUNDLE – Up to 3 PCs ($29.95)
  It adds 3 more features, which includes hard drive defragmentation, file recovery, and PC spec viewing.
  In the final thoughts of our CCleaner review, we believe that CCleaner is not for anyone. It is just a great free program that let you clean cache, cookies, registry and scan virus from a single interface. In theory, everything CCleaner does could be accomplished using Windows' own optimization tools, the Task Manager and your browser settings, but that would take more time and it may be easy for some of to do the task manually on our computer. CCleaner's clear, well designed interface makes it incredibly simple to for technique newbies to maintain their computer healthy.