On a computer, after a certain time and depending on how it is used, the files stored in it become very many and not only can they create confusion if some form of organization has not been adopted, but they also take up space, unnecessarily in certain cases . As I think everyone knows, it is possible to run an obsolete file cleaning program like Ccleaner every now and then.
However, this type of tool never eliminates fixed files such as those downloaded from the Internet, documents or others created through specific programs or even the backup files created.
In case you want to keep your PC in order and prevent it from filling up with old data that are no longer useful, if you have a PC with little disk space and you always struggle to make sure that it does not fill up completely, you can use an automatic tool to automatically delete files (of a certain type) after a certain date, based on the date of creation or last modification, based on the format and based on the size .
The Cyber-D Autodelete program allows you to delete files automatically, without having to choose them manually, specifying which folder, which type of file and which temp .
For example, you can say to delete all the files in the downloads folder if they were last modified some time ago, or to say to delete all the files larger than 50 MB or, again, to remove the files from the format bak.
Just select the folder you want to clean (download for example), set the rules in the filters section and choose how to delete (in the trash, secure deletion or just by moving it to another folder).
Cleaning is performed at system startup, so that it does not stay open in the background all the time.
You can also manually clean the selected folders.
Although it is in English, its use is quite simple because all the parameters are clearly defined in the main interface.
At the top you can add the folder to be monitored and cleaned.
Below you can specify which type of file to delete and which instead to never delete and after how long since the last modification or creation or last use.
Finally, with the third tab, there are options for deciding where to move those files (trash or other folder) or whether to delete them forever.
In other articles:
- How to delete duplicate files
- How to rename many files together
- how to automatically move files to specific folders
- how to empty folders by deleting or moving files with a program similar to this.
