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  1. I think "Analyze" should be above "Defragment" and "Full Optimization". http://forum.wisecleaner.com/index.php?/topic/13616-disk-defrag/
  2. Looks like you have removed Invalid Shortcuts option from Advanced Cleaner.
  3. How about a Yes/No option to enable a disabled System Restore like Wise Care 365? http://forum.wisecleaner.com/index.php?/topic/15055-slimming-system-and-system-restore/
  4. Wise Care 365 has this option when running System Slimming.
  5. When running Slimming System, it automatically makes a Restore point. There should be an option to either make a Restore point or not when running the Slimming System.
  6. I misunderstood. I thought the "Include Advanced Cleaner" check mark included Advanced Cleaner when running Common Cleaner. Thanks for the explanation. I am happy my post helped uncover a bug in the program.
  7. I unchecked "Include Advanced Cleaner", but when I re-started the Wise Disk Cleaner, the check mark came back. Is there a way to keep "Include Advanced Cleaner" unchecked all the times?
  8. As I suggested before, this has changed in the latest version of the program (9.6.3).Thank you.
  9. I think "Apple Software Install Cache" should be removed from the Common Cleaner. Can't repair/Modify the installation of iTunes when installer files are removed. Also, iTunes does not completely uninstall when these files are missing. C:\ProgramData\Apple\Installer Cache C:\ProgramData\Apple Computer\Installer Cache It is not recommend to remove the installer files. Please see a response from Apple. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6484542
  10. I think "Analyze" should be above "Defragment" and "Full Optimization".
  11. Security reason? That is weird. It is completely safe to remove this kind of traces. Have you heard about Registry First Aid and Ace Utilities? These programs are in business for the last 20 years or more. I have tried both and they do detect and remove this kind of traces.
  12. Your program does not detect Install source traces. Every known registry cleaner program detects these traces.
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