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'Wow!'

I delete mine just before closing Firefox before going to bed. Once a week I check in the temporary internet folder just in case anything got left behind.

You may well find your computer is a whole lot faster now Panther. ;)
 
I hope you can remember all your passwords to those sites ... when you clear those files and cookies you loose all that good information.

Good luck.
 
One of my shut down procedures is to run Windows Washer, so I never have a build up of temporary internet files.
 
Snuffy, just delete the Temporary Internet Files. Stay out of the Cookies. :costumes:
 
Firefox cleans my Temps the second I exit without removing password cookies. I go in the cookies and delete them myself, because after 10 years on the WWW, I know a dang piece of spyware and adware like the back of my hand!

Still good to go to Internet Options and clean the MS cache too, it will collect goodies even when using FF.

Caz
 
I run CCleaner everytime I leave the internet. Temp Internet Files, Cookies...they all go. I don't store passwords on my system...for any site...never ever. If my passwords aren't stored on my computer, that makes it a bit harder for anyone to get their slimey fingers on to them.

I was at my in-law's house one day and they asked me to take a look at their system and figure out why it was SOOOOOOOOOO VERRRRRRRRRRY SLOOOOOOOOOW. I downloaded CCleaner and ran it first thing. 2.8gig of junk files on their system. Then I downloaded and ran a registry cleaner and it took nearly 40 minutes to sweep the registry of dead links and such. After all that, the system was still slow, but it was not as SLOOOOOOOW. I told them that I could make it faster by removing AOL, all the useless browser add-ons and other crap that my sis-on-law has packed onto their system...but they think that she knows more about computers than I do...although I'm the guy she calls when her system goes belly up due to spyware, trojans, viruses, and other crap.

OBIO
 
I'm a die hard fan of CCleaner myself and use it several times of day as I switch tasks on the computer or finish loading in new programs.

JFYI
Internet Explorer also has alot of the same built-in self cleaning system.
I use the IE version to clean-house and to monitor the mess even more times a day than CCleaner.

Actually everytime I get done with an Internet session I use the built in IE system. Then later on at some point I let CCleaner pick up the pieces.

It all starts by right clicking on the Internet Explorer icon and head down to "Properties".
 
Your schedule seems a little extreme Forrest, but to each his own! Good Job!!

Me I settle for a once a week thing. I do my spy, trojan, registry, and crap cleaner all in one setting.

:running:
 
I told them that I could make it faster by removing AOL, all the useless browser add-ons and other crap that my sis-on-law has packed onto their system...but they think that she knows more about computers than I do...although I'm the guy she calls when her system goes belly up due to spyware, trojans, viruses, and other crap.

OBIO

hahaha i think we all know someone like this don't we? that whole post could be written about several people i know! :costumes:
 
Buddha13, thanks for the HU on that program.:applause: I just ran it and let it do its thing, and I cannot believe the difference!:isadizzy: I thought I was doing a decent job of keeping my computer squared away:kilroy:, but I was fooled. My machine is faster than it's ever been, and FS9 runs twice the fps as before on average! WOW!:jump::jump::jump:
 
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