Comodo System Utilities

• Comodo System Utilities - Introduction
  • System Requirements
  • Installing Comodo System Utilities
  • Starting Comodo System Utilities
  • The Main Interface
  • The Summary Area
  • Understanding Profiles
• Registry Cleaner
  • Clean
    • Filter Entries
  • Restore
  • Settings
  • Schedule
• Privacy Cleaner
  • Clean
  • Restore
  • Settings
  • Schedule
• Disk Cleaner
  • Clean
    • Filter Entries
  • Duplicates
  • Restore
  • Settings
  • Schedule
• Force Delete
  • Pending Operations
  • Recent Activity
• Shredder
• Autorun Manager
  • Startup
  • Services
  • Drivers
  • Boot Execute
  • Schedule Task
• Comodo System Utilities Settings
  • General Settings
  • Backup Settings
• Using Live Help
  • Installing GeekBuddy Client
  • Launching And Using The Service
• Uninstalling Comodo System Utilities
• Getting Support
• Appendix 1 The Windows Registry Explained
• Appendix 2 GeekBuddy
• Appendix 3 Encryption Algorithms
• Appendix 4 Comodo System Utilities Profiles
  • Table Of Default Profiles Of Registry Cleaner
  • Table Of Default Profiles Of Privacy Cleaner
  • Table Of Default Profiles Of Disk Cleaner
• Appendix 5 Comodo System Utilities Versions
• About Comodo

Clean

Comodo Disk Cleaner comes with two default profiles: 'Quick Clean' and 'Full Clean'.

• Quick Clean will scan only those locations of your computer that most typically contain junk files (for example, Windows Temp Directory, the 'Recent Files' list, the 'Recycle Bin' etc).

• Full Clean will, as the name suggests, execute an in-depth scan of your entire computer.

If the system has multiple users, the Disk Cleaner  scans the locations corresponding to the profile selected, only for the junk and garbage files created by user that is currently logged-in.

For more information on default profiles of Privacy Cleaner, refer to Appendix 4 Comodo System Utilities Profiles > Table of Default Profiles of Disk Cleaner.

For more information on creating custom profiles in Disk Cleaner, refer to Understanding Profiles section.

Running an On-Demand Disk Scan and Clean

• Click the 'Disk Cleaner' button from the Left Hand Side Navigation pane. The application starts scanning the disks in your system and displays the number of errors found for each type of the profile.

• Click the 'Clean' button against the profile of your choice.

You can see the cleaning status as per the profile you selected, in the progress bar.

On completion of the cleaning process, the cleaning results will be displayed.