User Guide

Managing Applications
28 McAfee QuickClean
After the application is moved, the wizard changes all shortcuts and Registry
entries to refer to it in its new location.
Choose the Move wizard to move an application:
• From a crowded hard disk to a new, second hard disk with more space.
If you have installed a second hard disk, relocate some applications from
your primary hard disk to create more space there.
• From your local computer to a drive on another computer.
If you have more than one computer at your disposal, you can manage how
you use the available disk space by moving applications between hard
drives.
• From one folder to another.
You can reorganize application folders on your computer by combining
applications in subfolders of a single folder. For example, if you have
several Adobe applications, you might move them into individual
subfolders in a main Adobe folder.
Moving an application does not change its position in the Windows Start
menu Programs list.
Using BackTrack
Monitoring installation
The QuickClean BackTrack wizard can restore your system to the state it was
in before you installed a monitored application.
You can use the QuickClean Installation Monitor to watch applications as they
install making a record of every file that was added, deleted, or changed
during installation. Then, you can use the BackTrack wizard to completely
remove the monitored application from your computer and return all settings
to their previous values before the application was installed. You can set up
Installation Monitor in one of two ways:
• Set up BackTrack Monitor to run in the background continuously, waiting
for you to run an installation file with a specific name or from a specific
folder, or to install an application from a self-expanding compressed file
with the .EXE extension.
• Start BackTrack Monitor just before you install an application, and specify
the program that runs the application installation, as described in “How do
I monitor installation of a single application?,” on page 25.