Some people go as far as to install apps to a VM just for keeping the OS all Spic and Span, when the reality is that running a VM even when it's not warranted is still rated very high at the top of the list of avoidable performance hogs so a user's misinterpretation of what's the real purpose of virtualization tends to be often counterproductive. An aging installation of Windows can in fact bog the system down more significantly as a result from each time having upgraded/updated Windows to a newer version or build so, even if you never installed/uninstalled anything much besides Windows updates and driver updates, doing a clean install of Windows 10 every once in a while may prove to be a more worthwile solution than what I like to describe as 'typical Windows 10 homeopathy'. Is there any such cleaner out there worth using? My main concern is previous uninstalls where garbage may have been left behind that Windows doesn't automatically clean up.In the vast majority of cases, garbage left behind by sloppy uninstallers does not hurt performance in any way that can be noticed. I saw a number of people here make a point of saying how you should never use the Registry cleaner tool provided by CCleaner. Macrium Home Premium, Revo Pro, Screenspresso Pro Other Info: Canon MX410 series Printer/Fax/Scanner/Copier, Hard Drives: PM9A1 NVMe Samsung 2048GB 2048.4 GB (Boot),Īntivirus: Defender, MBAM, SuperAntiSpyware PSU: 1000W PSU Liquid Cooled Chassis - CyberPower 1500 UPSĬase: Alienware Mid-Tower Dark side of the MoonĬooling: Liquid Cooled - 3 fan - Top exhaust Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080 x 60 hertz Monitor(s) Displays: Samsung 27' Curved C27F591 Sound Card: Realtek High Definition Audio

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