There’s usually three main reasons people want to do this:
Keep their computer from getting slow and bogged down with too many temporary or cache files
To make sure their computer activity remains their business, not the business of the websites they visit etc...,
Or occasionally they just want to wipe the history of their internet activities, downloads and chats to preserve their personal privacy within the home or office.
NOTE: I find information at PCTuneUpTips very useful, but before trying their free scans please be aware that the free scans are part of their sales technique. The scans will identify problems for you, and will even fix some of them, but the scans main purpose is to sale you the priced version which will fix the remaining problems. gdl
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