How to Download CCleaner on Firestick in 2023

WHAT IS CCLEANER?

Piriform’s CCleaner is an application that cleans up your computer by removing possibly unwanted files and invalid Windows Registry entries. It was released in 2004 and is one of the most well-known system cleaners. It was only available for Microsoft Windows at first, but a macOS version was launched in 2012.

How to Download CCleaner on Firestick

CCleaner on a Firestick installation
(Turn on your Firestick and go to the upper left corner of the screen to the Search icon.
Using the on-screen keypad, look for CCleaner.
From the list of programs, choose CCleaner.
Tap the Download or Get icon to download and install the CCleaner app.
To open the CCleaner app, tap the Open icon.
At the end erase the temporary files, and follow the on-screen instructions.

How to Download CCleaner on Firestick [2nd Method]

Try this instead of the CCleaner app isn’t available in the app store. First, follow our instructions to install the Downloader app for Firestick. Then enable the option for Unknown Sources Apps. (Apps from Unknown Sources –> Enable) (Unknown Sources Apps –> Enable) (Settings –> My Fire TV –> Developer Options –> Unknown Sources Apps –> Enable)

Open the Downloader application.
Type the CCleaner software download URL in the search bar.
On your device, download and install the CCleaner app file. Tap the Install button on the Installation screen.
Run the CCleaner software after it has been installed.
Clear your Firestick of all temporary files.

Install the Mouse toggle for Firestick if you find it challenging to navigate between the icons in the CCleaner software.

With the CCleaner program, you may clear the cache and cookies on your Fire TV Stick. If at all possible, use the Firestick for streaming. Only download and install programs from the Amazon App Store. Instead of downloading videos, use streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video to watch them. As a result of these efforts, temporary files will be smaller. Clean all of the files with CCleaner for Fire Stick at least once a week.

Features & Performance

Like most tune-up software, CCleaner Professional is a straightforward download followed by a quick installation. It’s 77MB in size and works with Windows 7 and later.

CCleaner does a Health Check in a matter of seconds, highlighting privacy trackers and garbage to delete, as well as startup apps to disable and apps to update, after a brief introduction outlining the functionality.

The search on my test laptop discovered 7,371 trackers, 792MB of garbage, and only one app to update – Audacity in this case. You can choose which rubbish to delete, but only under categories like Recycle Bin, Temporary Application Files, and Temporary System Files.

A Custom Clean option is available, which analyses Windows and Applications. Again, this took a few seconds (2.79 according to the program) and identified 1.9GB of cache files to delete. While that’s a lot of space to free up, keep in mind that cache files are designed to speed up things like web browsing. As a result, deleting them may cause some things to slow down.

CCleaner was able to free up 3.09GB of space in total. MacPaw CleanMyPC, on the other hand, only managed 1.68GB. It’s worth noting that the Professional version allows you to schedule cleanings, whereas SmartCleaning cleans itself when you reach a particular level of garbage (500MB by default).

Frequently Asked Questions (QnA)

Is it necessary to clear the cache on my Fire Stick?

Yes, you should clean your cache files regularly. These cache files will cause your Firestick to slow down.

What’s the deal with my Firestick’s slowness?

It’s possible that temporary files are to blame. Install the CCleaner program and delete all of your device’s temporary files. One of Clean Master’s standout features is its residual system junk file remover, which discovers and deletes all transient program cache, redundant, and duplicate files in internal storage.

How can I expand my Amazon Fire TV’s storage capacity?

External storage can be added to your Fire TV.
Connect a USB flash drive to your Fire TV’s USB port on the rear.
It only takes a few seconds to format, and then you can check how much extra space you have by going to Settings > About > Storage.