Ralph Wapp, choice #1: Click on the black 'Buy KCleaner Pro' button and input the license data provided in the readme txt file.

choice #2: you go the question mark (?), then click About, then Enter License Data, the registration details are provided in the readme text file. Enter those in the desired fields and the program becomes registered.

For both choices: the black buy Pro button will be removed then if registered. Just make sure the program can connect to the internet, if the black buy Pro button is not removed, it's not correctly registered.

senzai6293  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+16)

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"The win OS is designed to work with temp files (hundreds if not thousands are created when ever you turn on the computer)..."

To some extent Windows does use temporary files, but the majority are created & used by the software you've installed. FWIW, IMHO you're overestimating the number of temporary files created by a good margin.

"... what is the point of deleting those files?" Part of it is simply a desire for good housekeeping. If you have search indexing turned on, if you perform defrag, if you perform a virus scan, if you perform an image backup etc., it takes longer and is less efficient if those processes have to deal with extra garbage. From a space saving perspective, cleaning up can make a big difference with Windows, depending on disk size and free space, backup image storage requirements, as well as time to copy those backups to additional storage, and it's critical with VMs using dynamically expanding VHDs.

mike  –  Last year  –  Vond je deze reactie nuttig? ja | nee (+9)

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