Glary Utilities is a collection of system tools and utilities to fix, speed up, maintain and protect your PC.
Not sure about Glary Utilities if it does, but you contend that it does in some way? Please reply. CCleaner is conservative in its cleaning methods and does not cause problematic damage. The important thing is CCleaner to me is that it runs fast using the Custom Clean feature in a few minutes. Privacy is still not I am told completely. I know GHacks and other websites have said to stay away in recent years for previous infection and privacy issues, but the infection issues have been resolved. I know of CCleaner and I have used it for years without issue. All I have read and seen YouTube videos and it looks pretty good, even at the free version. Basically, it looks like Windows Defender is fighting to not download it no matter what web browser I am FreeBooter: "I myself would not use software like Glary Utilities these programs cause more problem than they promote they can repair." Are you saying that it causes more damage during its cleaning processes that it says it does? I have never used Glary Utilities, so I have no experience with it. I think Microsoft Defender has doing something in the back ground's SmartScreen during the download. I observed that it took a long time and it was hanging up during the download on Chrome which is unusual as there is no issue on Chrome's downloads as hesitating I have experienced so far. Let me get this clear that the download was successful with the Google Chrome browser (That is where that 2nd and 3rd green window reporting is coming from.) and placed the download file in my downloads folder. Are you using a VPN?" No, I was not using any VPN not even Norton 360's VPN. What do you think is going dalchina: "Smartscreen can't be reached.
Hello Winuser: "On the box shown at the bottom click on More info and choose Run anyway." So you think this is no issues with Glary Utilities to download, install, and run? Then what you do think is going on here with Microsoft Defender or its SmartScreen feature? It says it sees issues with it.
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