In advertising emails, Abelssoft blared around that WashAndGo finds more rubbish than any other program of this type. But what Abelssoft thinks it finds more of is not rubbish. These are files that are still needed so that devices and programs can continue to function. If you try Abelssoft WashAndGo, you may not immediately notice the damage that is being done. Instead of improving something in the system, it damages it. In my test, for example, the scanner that was working perfectly before stopped working immediately afterwards.

But the top thing is that WashAndGo also pretends that it can offer a recovery of the deleted data. Anyone who tries this will be stunned to find that this pathetic stuff then hangs. When exiting, the helpless message appears that the program can no longer return the deleted data to the original location.

But it gets even worse: The program suggests saving the data chaos of the jumbled-up files locally somewhere on the computer. From there, the user can then copy the files back himself. Are you still okay, you Abelssoft guys? You wouldn't be able to do something like this in several years either, because nobody can know where the original location of thousands of deleted files was!

You can use a maintenance program to maintain your computer. Ashampoo WinOptimizer fulfills this task perfectly until its version 25.

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