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Getting Rid of CCleaner: How to Manually Remove Mac Cleaner?

In this post, we will illustrate the best methods to remove CCleaner to ensure it leaves behind no traces of it on your Mac. Regardless of why you may want to remove an app, it’s important to note that it does leave behind residual files and folders. Though there are situations where you may want to uninstall the program to fix issues like crashes, incompatibility with other software or simply because you no longer need it. Such questions may arise because it’s not an uncommon thing when people have different kinds of issues when removing CCleaner. Neither it is a virus or some other kind of dangerous program. This question still can often be met on various forum boards and question-and-answer websites. And it’s not that easy as it sounds because often built-in uninstaller utilities just won’t uninstall CCleaner the way it should be done – that is, without any trace. Nevertheless, there could be circumstances when it needs to be removed from the computer without a trace. Thanks for the tip, and also, thanks to the other commentors for being unusually sane and constructive.CCleaner is generally regarded amongst the best cleaners and system optimization tools for Macs and PCs. I’ve already done this now on a netbook me and my Mom share, and I’m gonna do it to the other Windows machines in the household now. I was actually considering switching to the Windows version of BleachBit (since I like that program on Linux) because I was tired of having to use Autoruns to kill the CCleaner Monitoring process after using the program, but thanks to this article, that’s no longer necessary! I think the best thing to do in this case is to simply let people know about this fix. “Don’t you think Monitoring as an unnecessary addition to CCleaner, perhaps Piriform here, is wanting you to purchase its Professional version of the tool by offering half features in the free version, which may actually backfire on them by loosing free user base as they switch to other tools.” This has annoyed me about the new CCleaner for quite awhile, but as this article I just found today told me, the real solution is actually super-easy! (I actually would’ve disabled Active Monitoring sooner, but the message prompt scared me off…apparently, it’s no big deal, after all.)