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What is the best way to clean up and speed up your windows. I allready have ccleaner and advanced system cleaner, but I really dont want to reset my system

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Defragmenting your hard drive is always a good one to do, I find it cleans my systems up nicely :)

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reinstall :D i never have important stuff on my windows partition, and a fresh installation is just the best way to go. http://ninite.com/ helps a lot

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I use Bleachbit on my Ubuntu laptop and Windows machine. It's extremely thorough. Also, I use Puran Defrag for defragging purposes.

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Yea, do not defrag an ssd, it is just unnecessary wear.(edit: unless you need to for partition resizing I suppose)

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But I have an SSD is it smart to defrag?

Never defrag a SSD, it will shorten its life by half.

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I use Glary utilities and Bleach Bit to clear the dust bunnies, and CCleaner for the Registry. You need to be carefull with what you check off in Bleach Bit.

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