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Free Windows Cleanup Tool 1.1 (Windows) Free Windows Cleanup Tool is a collection of tools to optimize your PC's performance. It allows you to find and remove the junk files in your PC, invalid registry entries, and delete your Internet usage history. It also provides additional support for plug-ins that allow you to clean the tracks of popular programs. [License: Free] Read more Resource of the day Free Trial: IBM LotusLive Engage for Online Collaboration LotusLive Engage is a full-range suite of online collaboration services designed to help you drive business. It delivers the essential collaboration tools you need before, during and after your online meeting. Try this free 30-day trial! New software downloads   Efficient Calendar Free 1.66 build 93 (Windows) Efficient Calendar Free is scheduler, planner, and reminder all-in-one. 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