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Back To School: Get 30% Off On CCleaner Pro Plan

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During the Back to School sale, CCleaner offered their customers a 30% discount on its CCleaner Pro plan which now starts at $20.96 (was $29.95) for 1 PC for 1 year for the Professional version, Whereas the Professional Plus plan starts at $31.46 (was $44.95) for 3 PC for 1 year and $62.96 (was $89.95) for 3 PC for 2 years that includes Pro plan plus Recuva, Defraggler & Speccy for up to 3 PCs. The discount is valid till September 12, 2021, on all Pro plans.

PCs, like other machines, require systematic maintenance to keep them in good operating order. Nothing is more aggravating than a frozen screen—or, worse, a restart—while you’re in the middle of anything and waste valuable time. As a result, CCleaner is a better option for keeping your PC neat and clean; see all features below.

Speed up your computer

CCleaner improves the rapid and effective operation of your computer. The faster it processes work, the faster you’ll be able to complete yours. You don’t need to go out and buy a new computer every time it slows down; all you have to do is give it a thorough interior clean by eliminating garbage files and apps you don’t use, as well as preventing superfluous apps from starting up when your PC does.

Removing junk files

This is required because garbage (or temporary) files accumulate over time, taking up valuable storage space and potentially slowing down your laptop. Because they can be hidden in a variety of places, it’s essential to use a specialized cleaner to locate and permanently remove them. The first time you use CCleaner for your PC, it will clean up to 4GB of garbage files, and it can help you keep it clean in the future.

Removing unused apps

You can also free up space by removing apps. You can also discover that you think you’ve deleted a program, but it hasn’t been completely uninstalled, and a portion of it remains on your device. With our software, you can find all of them at once and remove them totally in a matter of minutes.

Manage start-up apps

Many programs, even if you don’t want to use them, are programmed to launch on startup, even if you don’t intend to use them. This causes your computer to slow down and other apps to lag. CCleaner will assist you in identifying all of your programs that are scheduled to open automatically, and you can disable or delete those you don’t need from the auto-start list so you don’t have to think about it every time you log on.

Update software

Software updates are essential for keeping your programs and computer up to date as well as protecting you from fraudsters. Each new software release includes patches for issues discovered by developers since the previous release. Because this is an ever-evolving cycle, just because you think your previous version is working OK doesn’t mean there aren’t any underlying problems you can’t see. Unfortunately, fraudsters can often spot and exploit these flaws, leaving you and your machine vulnerable.

Software Updater is a CCleaner Professional-only feature that lets you easily monitor and update out-of-date apps on your computer right from the CCleaner client.

Back up your work

Working and studying at home can help you relax, which is excellent unless it interferes with your work. Make sure you have a backup of your hard disc in case you erase it by accident or run into hardware issues.

If you ever find yourself in a scenario where you mistakenly delete something, CCleaner’s Recuva can assist you in recovering documents, emails, videos, music, or any other files you may have accidentally erased. Recuva is a program that can be used at home or in the office.

Protect your online privacy

Always use strong, one-of-a-kind passwords. If you use the same password for all of your online accounts, you are allowing access to all of them if you are hacked.

Clean your browser’s history, cookies, and cache on a regular basis. This improves the security of personal information such as login credentials and passwords. It also means there’s less of a digital trace of where you’ve been. CCleaner programs clean your browsing history and other data, improving your online privacy and providing peace of mind with safer browsing.


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