Duplicate Cleaner Coupon Codes

Duplicate Cleaner accepts all major Debit & Credit Card.

You can automatically recover your license key for Duplicate Cleaner Pro, TextCrawler Pro, or TaskCanvas here. Any keys found will be sent to the original purchase email address.

If you've cleaned up your iTunes library using Duplicate Cleaner, you may notice that the tracks are still shown upon starting iTunes. This is because even though they have been deleted from the hard drive, they are still in the iTunes database. If you try to click to play one of the removed songs, it will fail because the file has gone.

You could remove these 'dead' songs from your library by hand, but it could take a long time. The fastest way to do it is to use a script, which Apple provides.

Download the RemoveDeadTracks script here. Unzip the script somewhere (ideally in your documents folder) *Close iTunes Double-click the RemoveDeadTracks.js file to run the script

iTunes will now open and start removing the dead tracks. You may not notice anything happening, and it could take a little while, depending on the size of your library. If you look in the Song view, you should see the 'items' count reduce at the bottom of the window.

Windows System Restore will only change system files, settings, and programs. It won't touch personal files - your own documents, photos, etc. Since Duplicate Cleaner is designed for your own files and not system files, it is best not to rely on System Restore to back up your documents; you should back them up independently.

More information is here from Microsoft http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows-vista/what-types-of-files-does-system-restore-change

It is still possible to get a new Duplicate Cleaner Pro 3 license (usually because you want to run Duplicate Cleaner on Windows XP). Simply purchase a Duplicate Cleaner Pro 4 license if you haven't already, and drop them a support message with your details. They will send you an additional key that will work in version 3. If you already have a version 3 license but have lost the key,

Duplicate Cleaner always recommends backing up your files before running any cleanup activity. As a general rule, you should only delete a file if you know what it is and are sure you don't need it. If you think you might need it, then keep it. It is always a bad idea to delete files from your Windows and Program Files folders unless you know what you are doing. The selection assistant can help with selecting files when you have a large list. You can also set input folders as protected to be sure you are removing files from the correct folder or drive.