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How to modify the Recycle Bin behavior in CCleaner
Guides on how to modify the Recycle Bin behavior in CCleaner
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As a useful Windows system optimization and swiping facility, CCleaner will help you clean various temp files and cookies from Recycle Bin, so that Windows could run as quick as usual. If you add some options to right click menu when you click Recycle Bin, it would be very convenient to use. Now you could modify the Recycle Bin's behavior in CCleaner. The following instructions will tell you in details.
Guides on how to modifty the Recycle Bin's behavior in CCleaner.
Step 1 Download CCleaner, install and launch this program on your computer.
Step 2. Press "Option" from the left list, click "Setting" Tab. There are two choices: Add "Run CCleaner" option to Recycle Bin context menu; and Add "Open CCleaner..." option to Recycle Bin context menu. If you select the former, it will run CCleaner automatically when you right click Recycle Bin; If you select the latter, it will start the CCleaner application.
CCleaner offers you multiple options for customized settings, so choose the one you would like to manage your Windows.
As a useful Windows system optimization and swiping facility, CCleaner will help you clean various temp files and cookies from Recycle Bin, so that Windows could run as quick as usual. If you add some options to right click menu when you click Recycle Bin, it would be very convenient to use. Now you could modify the Recycle Bin's behavior in CCleaner. The following instructions will tell you in details.
Guides on how to modifty the Recycle Bin's behavior in CCleaner.
Step 1 Download CCleaner, install and launch this program on your computer.
Step 2. Press "Option" from the left list, click "Setting" Tab. There are two choices: Add "Run CCleaner" option to Recycle Bin context menu; and Add "Open CCleaner..." option to Recycle Bin context menu. If you select the former, it will run CCleaner automatically when you right click Recycle Bin; If you select the latter, it will start the CCleaner application.
CCleaner offers you multiple options for customized settings, so choose the one you would like to manage your Windows.
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