November 10, 2007
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Cleanse is a program uninstaller that finds and remove even the most stubborn of programs. Uninstall faster, easier and more completely than you do with other programs.First, Cleanse Uninstaller will try to use the original uninstaller that came with the software; then, Cleanse Uninstaller will do its own search of the system registry and local drives to find any left over files or registry entries (often these are left behind causing clogs which slow your computer) and remove all of the remaining traces to optimize your computer s performance.
Cleanse Uninstaller also includes a startup optimizer to make your computer boot alot faster and by removing any Trojans or adware that might startup with your computer you are able to make your computer safer for every day use.
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| System Requirements: | Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista; .NET Framework 2.0; 256 MB RAM; 500MHz processor or higher; less than 5 MB of hard drive space |
| Publisher: | Zards Software |
| Homepage: | http://www.zardssoftware.com/u... |
| File Size: | 862 KB |
| Price: | $19.95 |
This software was available as a giveaway on November 10, 2007, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.zardssoftware.com/u....
The comments on this download from July 15, 2007 tell me not to download Cleanse Uninstaller. Check for yourself.
The consensus is that CCLEANER does a much better job.
This was only released as a new build 2 days ago.
Thanks GAOTD
I’ve installed this on Windows Vista and it I am not exactly sure what to think here. When I uninstalled ASUS Update it wanted to remove a registry key that was irrelevant to the application. It kinda makes me wonder how exactly does it know if the registry key is relevant to the application or not. A decent registry scanner like Tweaknow’s Registry Cleaner or Registry C-Cleaner would remove a lot of registry keys that were either left over from previous uninstalls or useless registry keys. I would rather just stick with the standard uninstallers that come with the software and do a cleanup of the registry with a reputable registry cleaner.