CCleaner setup starts the same system
As you know, CCleaner has the ability to clean "junk" software and optimize the system on the computer quite well but there is an inconvenience that it will not be able to "run" automatically every time the computer boots and You will have to turn it on manually.
But don't worry, we will show you how to "catch" CCleaner to start with the system when you open the computer.
Step 1 : From the main interface of CCleaner, you press Options and then select Settings
CCleaner setup starts the same system Picture 1
Step 2 : At the setup window, check the Run CCleaner when the computer starts box .
CCleaner setup starts the same system Picture 2
So with just 2 very simple steps you have added CCleaner to the boot process of the system successfully. Very convenient, right?
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Good luck!
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