Duplicate file deleters are growing in popularity for all the right reasons. Even though Windows and PCs have become so advanced that they mostly look after themselves by cleaning and deleting junk files regularly, you need to deal with some files manually. We download, use and edit multiple files daily, and these files are stored somewhere on our hard drives that accumulate over time. So, let’s look at how we can get rid of these files.
Tenorshare Duplicate File Deleter Review
To use Tenorshare Duplicate File Deleter Review, you first need to visit 4ddig.net and download the program. Once done, launch it, and you will come across a user-friendly interface with a ‘+’ sign, which is also the main window.
Here is how you can scan your computer for duplicate files. Tap the ‘+’ sign (as shown in the image below). And select the location for the program to run a scan and find duplicates.
You can either choose to scan the entire drive or a particular folder/location. And you can select multiple locations for the program as well (see the image below).
Once the scan is complete, Tenorshare Duplicate File Deleter will display a list of dupes based on their types and sizes. It can scan duplicates, images, documents, and other types of files as well.
And if you want to remove all the files, select ‘Auto-select.’ But you can also choose files individually. Once you are done selecting the files, click ‘remove.’ Tenorshare allows you to remove 15 files for free. If you find the program useful, you need to purchase it for further use.
The Alternative: Clone File Checker
If Tensorshare Duplicate File Deleter does not work out for you, you can opt for Clone File Checker (CFC), an even more powerful and efficient duplicate file deleter. Download the program and launch it. It should not take more than a few minutes, and within a matter of seconds, the main window will show up.
As you can see in the image below, CFC allows you to scan documents, music, videos, and images, etc. You can also choose to ignore files that are of certain size.
To run the scan, click ‘Add’ and select the drive or the folder. You can add multiple locations at the same time, if you believe the duplicate files are all over the place.
Once the locations have been added, click ‘Start Search.’ Within a few moments, the program will scan and show a list of all duplicates with their sizes, dates modified, directories, etc.
You can either select the files individually or auto select all. And once you do that, click ‘Select Action’ to delete or move them to the folder.
You can also click ‘Select Duplicates’ to retain the files based on locations, sizes, and dates.
