Many Windows users rely on CCleaner to tidy up their systems and remove junk files. While it’s a popular utility, and the premium version of CCleaner is great , it has become increasingly aggressive with how it inserts itself into the system. The free version is annoying because of the ads it displays after Windows starts. If you only use the tool occasionally, you won’t want to load it as an autostart tool every time you start Windows. The problem: CCleaner doesn’t make it...
