Thread: HD Deep clean?
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Old 08-03-2004, 19:57   #2
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Re: HD Deep clean?

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Originally Posted by Russ D
You know how when you delete or uninstal something from your pc and no matter how many traces of it you send to your recycle bin and empty, there are still some traces left of it deep in your machine's HD?

Well I remember on downloads.com there was a free programme which allowed you to do a really deep clean of all your deleted and uninstalled crap and free up loads of space on your HD. I can't for the life of me remember what it was called, does anyone know of it or another such programme? It was nothing to do with going in to the registry or anything, you'd just press a button and it did it all for you...
Wasnt that called format.com ?
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