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[Copyobligator]

Hello. This is my first post.

So?
What are you looking at?
(^{how'd you know I was looking at you if you weren't looking at me?})

Where were "we"?

I had an application in my start-up that had the following attributes according to CCleaner:

Enabled (?): Yes
Key (?): Startup common
Program (?): blank\n/a
File (?): C:\PROGRA~1\Application Installation Folder\Application Installation Sub-Folder\Application.exe

Action That Enabled The Potential Discovery Of The Bug:

I disabled the startup object.

Action That Enabled The Actual Discovery Of The Bug:

I tried to enable the startup object.

Description of bug discovery:

 SyntaxFuckingError.png   4.47K   4 downloads

Confirmation:

Application.exe is alive and kicking @:

C:\Program Files\Application Installation Folder\Application Installation Sub-Folder\

Theoretical Workaround:

Change: "C:\PROGRA~1\"
To: "C:\PROGRAM FILES\"

Application of Workaround:

Impossible. No matter how much I doubleclick on the startup application path in CCleaner, it doesn't open the
-=E D I T_ _W I N D O W=-

Question:
How come it could disable the object if path was invalid, but not enable it?

Summary:
CC leans less towards speaking DOS than what is appropriate.

_{Disclaimer: I am correct in my observations and in the judgement I've made regarding this bug. If I should've made a mistake either in judgement or observation, please refer to the previous sentance.}

EDIT: V. 2.16.830 WINXPSP2 32