Picture courtesy of Blenderguru and modified by Ray Tan
Few months back I cam across an article in Lifehacker by Adam Pash. He was talking about a software called Belvedere, which is suppose to help you clean up your messy computers. Without any hesitation, I clicked on the download link and have it installed on my computer. It was left completely untouched for several weeks.
How does it help me ?
My computer stores a lot of archives in the folder Compressed and it is really annoying to delete the content every once in a while. The task is so daunting for lazy me; eventually the folder grows so big that I have a hard time cleaning up. Then an idea came to me, why don't I give Belvedere a try ?
The Installation
- Visit this link Belvedere
- Please read the whole article to get good review on the software and proceed to the download link
- Just click on the + sign to add the folder of your choice. For example, I have added my Compressed and Programs folder
Creating your own rules
- Give your rule a name, I call mine "delete" because it erases all archives over the period of one day.
- Then, you can set several conditions which when met will trigger the action selected by you.
- Remember to click recursive, if you want it to loop
- Finally you can click the test button to see the files which met the conditions created in step 2
Something more for you...
- For your information, you have to add Belvedere to your startup or else it won't start by itself.
- Here is the link to some tutorials on Belvedere:
- Lifehacker
- Butterscotch: How to self-clean your PC
- How-To-Geek:Make Your System Clean Up Old Downloads Automatically
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