Disk Clean

I really liked Disk Clean on account of its basic approach to cleaning your machine of any useless data, making it a perfect fit for absolutely any user out there interested in improving the health of their machine. Not only will you enjoy a faster machine overall, but you won't have to get a new degree in computer and tech science to use it. It is very simple and quite effective, I dare say.

As you launch the application, you'll soon discover there is not much of a philosophy behind it. You open the application. You select the files you'd like to have removed. You click on the play button which doubles as a sort of launch button, and you end up cleaning your machine. The categories are explained in the simplest of ways, by having each folder containing the useless files listed directly in the app.

Thus, you can clean your bin, downloads, localtemp, dumps, cache, and internet cache files. Tempstate folder can also be cleared. These are files your machine keeps for late reference only, in case there is this later moment. Sometimes your machine leaves them there and forgets about their existence. It's also worth mentioning there is no risk in running this clean app.

The application, being so straightforward, does not include any extra perks, yet some aspects act as a sort of helpful extra. The program will estimate your gained space value depending on your delete selection. It can also give the user a pause option if for some reason you feel like the procedure might be deleting something worth keeping. Once that is out of the way, you can resume the cleaning process.

Disk Clean is one of those apps you want to keep just for cleaning your machine. Its interface is not at all out of context, and it manages to do its job without nagging you at all.