WinSysClean 2009 9.10

• License:

  Free to try; $29.94 to buy

• Editor's Rating:

  4.0 stars

• Average User Rating:

  3.5 stars (out of 16 votes) Rate it!

• Downloads:

  125,292

• Operating Systems:

  Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 7

• Additional Requirements:

  No additional requirements

• Limitations:

  30-day trial

• Date Added:

  April 22, 2009

• Previous Versions:

  Select a version WinSysClean 2009 9.05 WinSysClean 2009 9.0 WinSysClean 2008 8.08 WinSysClean 2008 8.05 WinSysClean 2007 7.01 WinSysClean 2008 8 WinSysClean 2006 6.03 build 2460 WinSysClean 2007 7.01 WinSysClean 2007 7 WinSysClean 2006 6.03 build 2460 WinSysClean 2007 7 WinSysClean 2006 6.03 build 2460 WinSysClean 2006 6 WinSysClean 2006 6.00 WinSysClean 2005 5.01 WinSysClean 2005 5.0 WinSysClean 2002 4.10 WinSysClean 2001 3.6 WinSysClean 2001 3.5

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Publisher's description of WinSysClean 2009

WinSysClean is cleans, fixes, and optimizes your computer with a single mouse click. The program is safe, using complex analysis to skip important data from removal. Other tools ask you what to delete and what not to, which takes time and sometimes means your Windows OS gets demolished. WinSysClean uses advanced registry and file analysis to detect invalid entries, so you don't need to make critical decisions to confirm which entries and files to remove. You also can view a complete log of operations. Version 9.10 added support for Windows XP 64-bit and Vista 64-bit, support for Apple Safari Internet Browser (Cache, Cookies, History, Downloads History and Form Values History cleaning), support for Windows 7; fixed incorrect display of HDD size for hard disks larger than 1 TB.

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Editor's review of WinSysClean 2009

• 4.0 stars

• "Maintain system health"

• Reviewed by: CNET staff
• Reviewed on: March 31, 2009
• Version reviewed: WinSysClean 2009 9.10

WinSysClean promotes the health of Windows by sorting through all the potentially hazardous files on your computer and neutralizing them. We liked its simple approach, but wanted to see more in the trial version about updates to the program's library.

This program is a great way to ensure your computer is running at its maximum, without getting confused or possibly deleting important files. It offers several different easy-to-understand options as far as cleansing Windows is concerned. Scroll through the options and choose between searching for custom files, troublesome .BAK, .GID, .CHK, and .TMP files, as well as image cache files--or all the above. In addition, you have the option of fine-tuning Windows, from emptying the Recycle Bin to more complex tasks like deleting memory dump files. In addition, a schedule can be set up, so the computer automatically cleans itself. Another great option is the Status Screen. From here, simple graphics give users a picture of their computer's health. From available memory, system usage and temporary files, to monitoring incorrect shutdowns, this is a great snapshot of the system.

Our only concern is the lack of information about updates to the program. The Internet is constantly evolving and hackers are coming up with more sophisticated ways to corrupt your computer. If the paid version solves that mystery by offering regular updates, there are few simpler ways to seek out and remove potential problems from your system. WinSysClean is a solid program that even novice users should grasp quickly.

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