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CCleaner
PC Utility
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CCleaner / PC Utilities
CCleaner Professional
Disk cleanup, startup management, and driver update tools for Windows.
- Platforms
- Windows
- Billing model
- Subscription
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Overview
CCleaner Professional automates disk cleanup, manages startup programs, and checks for outdated drivers on Windows PCs.
This is a maintenance utility, not security software — it does not scan for or remove malware. Pair it with a dedicated antivirus product if you need malware protection.
Key features
- Automated disk cleanup
- Startup program manager
- Driver update checker
- Scheduled maintenance runs
System requirements
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Active internet connection required for activation and updates
Check the publisher’s website for the current minimum requirements.
Choosing pc utilities
PC utility software covers tools for disk cleanup, startup management, driver updates, and general system maintenance. These products don't protect against malware — they're aimed at keeping a Windows PC running tidily over time.
- Utilities are a maintenance convenience, not a security product — they don't substitute for antivirus.
- Check platform/Windows-version compatibility carefully, since utility tools are often tied closely to specific OS versions.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a PC utility tool if I already have antivirus?
They solve different problems — antivirus addresses malware, utilities address system housekeeping (startup clutter, driver updates, disk cleanup). Whether a utility tool is worth adding depends on how much manual maintenance you're willing to do yourself using Windows' built-in tools instead.