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How to Clean your Mac with MacKeeper

How to Clean your Mac with MacKeeper
With frequent use your Mac’s hard drive ends up cluttered with unnecessary data, and this affects your Mac’s performance. There are many ways to clean up your hard drive, and one of them is to install and use MacKeeper – a multifunctional application for your Mac.
MacKeeper features not only drive cleaners, but also tools and services. At this point, let’s focus on its cleaners.
  • Binaries Cutter. Most apps on your Mac consist of two parts – one for old Macs and one for new Macs. You use only one part and don’t need another part. Delete useless binaries parts with Binaries Cutter, making your apps consume less hard drive space.
  • Cache Cleaner. This utility removes useless files that remain on your Mac as the result of caching – storing the apps’ data in special areas.
  • Logs Cleaner. This utility deletes unneeded files that remain on your Mac as the result of creating logs with the apps’ usage history.
  • Duplicates Finder. No one is secured against accidental creation of file copies. However, with Duplicates Finder you will no longer worry about copies, as it will easily find and delete them.
  • Languages Cutter. It is unlikely that you will need all of the interface languages that come with most Mac apps. Those you don’t need waste your disk space, but they can be harmlessly cleaned with Languages Cutter.
  • Old Files Finder. This utility detects and removes files that you haven’t used for a long time.

Things you'll need for this Instructable
  • MacKeeper app installed on your Mac

 
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Step 1Download MacKeeper

Download MacKeeper
Download MacKeeper at http://mackeeper.zeobit.com/download. Once the app is installed on your Mac, run it from your Applications folder.
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5 comments
Dec 14, 2011. 9:40 PMsoap21 says:
This article is very useful. I have used my Mac for years and did not notice my hard disk is comsuming by the useless files. This article helped me much. I also found another free clean software MacCleaning. http://www.easemac.com It is free and effective.
Jun 15, 2010. 12:28 AMzip22 says:
That is why it has the feature to allow you to retrieve deleted files. I find it helpful and like it. Would be nice to see directions included in each feature though.
Jun 13, 2010. 8:55 PMtfitz says:
Trached my whole system and had to reinstal
Jun 13, 2010. 8:54 PMtfitz says:
Yes and be careful it will delete good files
Jun 9, 2010. 11:41 AMlemonie says:
You missed "trial period" and how much you want people to pay for your software. L

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