BuhoCleaner for Mac v1.9.8 System Cleaning Tool Chinese Activated Version Download

BuhoCleaner is a professional-grade system cleaning and optimization tool designed specifically for macOS. Through intelligent scanning, in-depth analysis, and one-click operations, it helps users efficiently free up disk space, thoroughly uninstall applications, manage system startup items, and monitor system status in real time, thereby comprehensively improving the overall performance and operating efficiency of the Mac. This guide will introduce its core functions and complete operation process in detail.

I. Detailed Explanation of Core Interface and Workspace

After launching BuhoCleaner, you will see a clear and intuitive main interface, mainly divided into the following functional areas:

1. Left Navigation Bar: Contains entries to all core function modules.
   • Status Overview: Intuitively displays key system information such as disk usage and memory usage.
   • Cleanup: Includes sub-items such as “Lightning Cleanup”, “Large Files”, “Duplicate Files”, “Disk Analysis”, etc., used to free up space.
   • Tools: Includes system optimization tools such as “App Uninstaller”, “Startup Item Management”, “Memory Release”, etc.
   • Menu Bar Tools: Controls the display and toggle of status bar monitoring items.
2. Central Main Workspace: Dynamically displays scan results, file lists, visual charts (such as tree diagrams in disk analysis), or operation buttons according to the function selected on the left. The interface supports zoom adjustment (enhanced in version 1.9.8), making the layout more flexible.
3. Top Toolbar: Usually contains global operation buttons such as “Scan Now”, “Clean”, “Back”, etc.
4. Bottom Information Bar: Displays detailed information or statistical overview of the currently selected item.

In addition, after enabling “Menu Bar Tools”, a BuhoCleaner icon will appear in the menu bar at the top of the screen. Clicking it allows you to view the status of CPU, memory, disk, network, fan, etc. in real time, and quickly execute the “Release Memory” operation.

II. Complete Operation Process: From Scanning to Cleaning

The following takes the most commonly used “Disk Space Cleanup” as an example to demonstrate the complete workflow from startup to export.

1. Startup and Main Interface Overview

Step 1: Find and click the BuhoCleaner icon in the “Applications” folder or Launchpad to start the software.

Step 2: After startup, the “Status Overview” page is displayed by default, intuitively showing disk space usage. You can decide which function to start with here.

2. Execute “Lightning Cleanup”

This is the fastest way to free up space.

Step 1: Click “Cleanup” -> “Lightning Cleanup” in the left navigation bar.

Step 2: Click the “Scan Now” button in the main workspace (or use the shortcut Command + R). The software will quickly scan system caches, logs, trash remnants, and other files.

Step 3: After scanning is complete, all items that can be safely deleted will be listed by category. Each item has a checkbox in front of it.

• Operation Method: You can click the arrow to the left of a category to expand and view details. Check the items you want to delete. By default, safe items are usually all selected.
• Location: The file path is displayed on the right side of the list.

Step 4: After confirming the selection, click the “Clean” button in the lower right corner (or press Command + Delete).

Step 5: In version 1.9.8, a “File Deletion Confirmation” dialog box will pop up. After confirming again, the cleanup will be completed and space will be freed.

3. Find and Manage “Large Files”

Used to locate and delete large, infrequently used files.

Step 1: Click “Cleanup” -> “Large Files” on the left.

Step 2: At the top of the main workspace, you can set file size filter conditions (such as “greater than 100 MB”). Then click “Scan”.

Step 3: The results are displayed in a list, including file name, path, size, and last access date.

• Operation Method: After selecting a file, you can:
  • Press the Spacebar to quickly preview the file content.
  • Press Command + Delete to move it to the Trash.
  • Right-click the file and select “Show in Finder” to locate the file.

4. Use “Disk Analysis” for In-Depth Management

Gain insight into disk space usage in a visual way.

Step 1: Click “Cleanup” -> “Disk Analysis” on the left.

Step 2: Select the disk or folder to analyze and click “Analyze”.

Step 3: After analysis is complete, the main workspace will display a colorful rectangular tree diagram. Each block represents a file or folder, and the area size corresponds to the space it occupies.

• Operation Method: Hover the mouse over a block to view details. Click a block to enter that folder level. Right-click any block to select “Delete” or “Show in Finder”.

5. Completely “Uninstall Applications”

Thoroughly remove applications and their related files.

Step 1: Click “Tools” -> “App Uninstaller” on the left.

Step 2: The software will scan and list all installed applications, usually grouped by “All Applications”, “Recently Used”, etc.

Step 3: Find the target application in the list and select it. The right side will display the size of the application itself and the size of the scanned “residual files”.

• Operation Method: Click the “Uninstall” button. BuhoCleaner will first quit the application (if it is running), then prompt you whether to delete all detected related residual files at the same time. After confirmation, the thorough uninstallation will be completed.

III. Advanced Tips for Common Functions

1. Precisely Clean “Duplicate Files”:
   • In the “Duplicate Files” scan, use the “Ignore files smaller than XX KB” filter to avoid wasting time on insignificant small files.
   • Use “Compare by content” rather than only by name and size to ensure identification accuracy.
   • In the results list, prioritize deleting copies with earlier “Modification Date”.
2. Optimize Startup Speed:
   • In “Tools” -> “Startup Item Management”, disable unnecessary or suspicious “Login Items” and “Launch Agents” (click the switch on the right) instead of deleting them directly, so that they can be restored when needed.
   • Regularly check “Startup Items”; newly installed software often adds items here.
3. Real-Time Monitoring and Quick Maintenance:
   • In the “Menu Bar Tools” settings, check all monitoring items so that you can grasp system health in real time from the menu bar.
   • When you feel the Mac is slowing down, directly click the BuhoCleaner icon in the menu bar and select “Release Memory” to quickly relieve memory pressure.
4. Safe Deletion Strategy:
   • Before any cleanup, especially for “Large Files” and “Disk Analysis”, make good use of “Quick Preview” (Spacebar) and “Show in Finder” functions for final confirmation.
   • When using BuhoCleaner for the first time, you can start with relatively safe functions such as “Lightning Cleanup” and “App Uninstaller”.

IV. Common Problems and Solutions

V. Shortcut Key Summary Table (Mac Version)

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