Cleaning-up your PC or Mac???

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- May 28, 2020 at 11:35 am #3562
  David Harrison
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  Try dupeGuru – it’s very good at finding direct matches of files on your machine even when they have different names. It also provides a matching score so that if it’s not exactly sure that it’s found a match it will score it and you can then make a decision after inspection. Otherwise you can delete or move it to an archive folder – just in case!
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