CCEnhancer is a companion program that works with CCleaner to boost that program’s thoroughness and effectiveness. You do have to have CCleaner already installed on your machine for this app to function in any way.

Pros

Immediate integration: CCEnhancer integrates immediately with CCleaner upon installation. All you have to do to access its increased functionality is to run CCleaner just as you’ve always done.

Noticeable difference: In order to measure the effectiveness of this program, we ran CCleaner on its own before installing CCEnhancer, and then again after. This showed clearly how well the addition of the second program boosted the scanning and cleaning power of the first. There were additional items found in all areas during the second scan, but the most dramatic difference appeared in the Registry scan.

Cons

Convoluted installation: Installing this app can be a little confusing, and it’s hard to tell initially if you’ve done it right. It also asks you to update it as soon as you install, which seems like an unnecessary extra step.

Bottom Line

CCEnhancer is a convenient free program to help you keep your computer running at peak efficiency. While it’s not a standalone option, it does work well with the free version of CCleaner, so you can get this enhanced cleaning combo completely free.

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Nearly every PC can get some kind of benefit from regularly cleaning out junk files, emptying system caches, and other preventative maintenance measures. While premium system cleaners emphasize deep cleaning, frequent updates, extra features, and even technical support, freeware system cleaners haven’t been sitting still. System Ninja is a freeware system cleaner that includes a Junk Scanner and a Startup Manager.

When System Ninja’s installation wizard finished, it asked if we wanted to open the program. We clicked OK but received an error message, and the program failed to launch. The troubleshooting guide on the program’s site mentioned several possible causes. However, we were able to open System Ninja from its Start Menu entry, and it opened normally after that.

System Ninja’s clean and simple interface features a vertical row of buttons for accessing its features, each of which displayed its results in the main window in a spreadsheet-style list view, with options appropriate to each. The program offers three Office-style skins to choose from, and we could add or remove ignored files, but the program’s Settings don’t offer much more than that.

We started with the Junk Scanner, which let us choose which areas to scan, including some fairly unusual entries like current torrent tags, incompatible files, and game caches. Like similar tools, it asked us to close our browser. The scan turned up quite a lot of stuff–more than CCleaner, which we use daily. We could select files to delete or delete them all at once. Next we tried the Startup Manager, which let us remove items from our system startup list. Be sure not to disable any important drivers or programs with this feature. The Process Manager displays running processes with the option to terminate them; again, be careful ending processes. The System Analysis feature extracts and displays all kinds of system information, including CPU, motherboard, and BIOS data. Extras include a checksum tool and folder scanner.

System Ninja did a good job, scanning and cleaning thoroughly without targeting critical files. It packs useful extras, yet it’s compact, lightweight, and fast.

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