I want to clean it so I reduce the cache and clear the browser now an then,.
There are so many cleanere our there like CM and 360 but I do not use cleaners on my pc and woud not do so on the phone. I would prefert to accumulate afew orphns than drop a valid file.
I don't have an Android phone so I probably don't have a lot of advice specific to you… but:
Androids (or any Linux system) don't have a registry.
The best way to maintain your system (this includes pc's) is don't install things you don't need.
I suspect that neither of those answers are exactly what you were looking for, but it's the best I can do. I'm not a great example of "maintaining" a system, pc or phone, as I rarely clear the cache or clean out temps. I have never "refreshed" a system by reinstalling the operating system. I simply use my computer, of any type, for what I need to use it for and don't spend much time worrying about it. Of course I practice safe computing by not clicking on things, or installing things I don't know what are.
I have noticed that two wireless programs to transfer to and from pc and phone said I am running KitKat 4.
I bought the phone with it and that was the restriction placed upon the SD card for one thing. I now have the Lollipop 5.0 and am puzzled why these programs say I have the former version.
I know I cannot move apps that came with the phone but cannot move a couple of others either. I can move three to the card and with a work around can write docs to the card but even that program said I have KitKat 4.
Also, I read version 5.0 on my phone and it says I am up to date with ver 5.0.
Why is there a discrepancy or such an analysis of my phones version by these programs and the reluctance to write to the card considering Lollipop is installed?
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