You can however look up any of the items it lists and decide for yourself. If you simply check a box and opt for the item to be removed there is a chance you remove something needed by your system. Save | CancelĭJ, I've installed this and it is very aggressive in it's scans, but it does not delete anything unless you select it to be deleted (or fixed) and this is where the problems can start. Don't run this with expectations of maintaining a pristine, out-of-box Windows install, because you WILL cause the very havoc you're hoping to avoid. My advice- download and install this, but DON'T run it until the day arrives where you're certain something's threatening your system, and your goal is to save your sinking ship and allow time for saving your critical files. The restore point will not restore the file(s) it's preparing to delete. Add to that, it implies a safety-net that doesn't really exist- by 'creating a restore point' before it takes action. It offers to Google the suspect, but that's just as likely to lead you to falsehoods. The problem is- you've no way of knowing IF you're about to shoot yourself in the foot by choosing 'delete'. The program is excellent at rooting out little evil things that nest in the dark corners of your system, and showing them to you.
The problem: It's equally likely to land you INTO trouble. This is a surprisingly powerful program to have in your arsenal- IF you're in trouble.
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