Did you do both a Clean up and a register clean up (the first and second choices on the list to the right?)
Cleaning the registry is often what is needed when a computer seems to slow down. Don't be afraid of doing this. You simply save when the program asks you if you'd like to save and then there should be no risk in deleting all the problematic registry keys.
Also try looking under the "tools" button. Here you click the 4th option (mine is in Danish but it probably says something like "system reboot" or something like it) Here you highlight all the options you can. The program will lock the first one on the list for safety reasons. Then you delete all the others.
If it's been a few years since the computer was last put back to it's factory settings it might be time to do it again. But try out the other options in CCleaner first. I've saved quite a few computers using nothing but that program :)
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Date: 2013-09-26 12:56 am (UTC)Cleaning the registry is often what is needed when a computer seems to slow down. Don't be afraid of doing this. You simply save when the program asks you if you'd like to save and then there should be no risk in deleting all the problematic registry keys.
Also try looking under the "tools" button. Here you click the 4th option (mine is in Danish but it probably says something like "system reboot" or something like it) Here you highlight all the options you can. The program will lock the first one on the list for safety reasons. Then you delete all the others.
If it's been a few years since the computer was last put back to it's factory settings it might be time to do it again. But try out the other options in CCleaner first. I've saved quite a few computers using nothing but that program :)