1 Click Sweep 2.9
| Разработчик: |
Secure PC Solutions Inc (больше программ...) |
| ОС: | Win98/ME/XP/NT 4.x/2000 |
| Лицензия: | Shareware |
| Цена: |
$29.95 (Купить)
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| Размер: | 5.63 Мб |
| Рейтинг: |  Оцените эту программу: |
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1 Click Sweep brings to you 10 plus utilities that work together or separate so that no important traces are left after using the World Wide Web or your PC and other service that involves private data, identification and secure transfers of information. And in fact, to erase this information off your PC requires a deeper and expert cleaning of your computer you need 1 Click Sweep. With its slick and easy interface, it provides you with the peace of mind of knowing that your personal activity and information will stay private, safe, and protected. It is specially designed for all your privacy requirements. It can be used to safely wipe useless files or even clean traces of junk disk space and user activity, for various important tasks that can greatly improve the performance and privacy of your computer such as safe cleaning of hard drive, free up disk space and keep everything private and secure. It can be used to run in the background silently, no one except you know it's working and protecting your privacy. You can use 1 Click Sweep to clean auto complete forms, user names, passwords and other personal information entered at web sites and keywords entered at search engines, all this representing your preferences and actually your ID. Securely scan for and delete temporary Internet files, erase unwanted cookies and clean history of visited web sites. All your favorite cookies and websites can be safely selected and kept, making sure that all the functionality of your web session is intact. All that needs to be kept private is assured by 1 Click Sweep by destroying junk data beyond recovery, using military standards algorithms and concepts, bringing you 1 Click closer to real performance and corporate level security. It has inbuilt help backed with 24x7 unparalleled technical support. Make up your own mind now as the expense is worth it. Register now because program comes with an unconditional 30 days money back guarantee if you do not achieve satisfactory results.
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