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[acooldozen]

1st screenshot with Opera options unchecked.

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2nd screenshot with Opera options checked.

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3rd screenshot with analyse cancelled with Opera checked.

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........anyone have any idea why this would be happening?

[Andavari]

Don't know, "perhaps" reinstalling CCleaner would fix it, or "perhaps" you're using Opera 9 beta which has changed some things.

Edit: It's just an assumption that Opera 9 beta has changed some things, I haven't actually tried it!

I still use the winapp2.ini entry for Opera 8 single user because CCleaner's default detection misses some things:
[Opera 8 (Single User)]
LangSecRef=3027
Detect=HKCU\Software\Opera Software
Default=True
FileKey1=%ProgramFiles%\Opera\profile|COOKIES4.DAT
FileKey2=%ProgramFiles%\Opera\profile|cookies4.dat.sbsd.bak
FileKey3=%ProgramFiles%\Opera\profile|GLOBAL.DAT
FileKey4=%ProgramFiles%\Opera\profile|OPERA6.ADR.SBSD.BAK
FileKey5=%ProgramFiles%\Opera\profile\CACHE4|*.*
FileKey6=%ProgramFiles%\Opera\profile\cacheOp|*.*

[acooldozen]

Not using Beta......

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and have reinstalled twice.

[krit86lr]

Are the entries that Andavari listed in your winapp2.ini?

[acooldozen]

krit86lr, on Mar 21 2006, 12:35 PM, said:

Are the entries that Andavari listed in your winapp2.ini?

.....don't have a winapp2.ini file on my machine!......that I can find.

I do have a winapp.ini in the Ccleaner folder in program files.

[krit86lr]

acooldozen, on Mar 21 2006, 05:25 PM, said:

.....don't have a winapp2.ini file on my machine!......that I can find.

I do have a winapp.ini in the Ccleaner folder in program files.

Just download the winapp2.ini, and put in CCleaner progam file with the winapp.ini.

[acooldozen]

is it compatable with my OS windowsME?

[krit86lr]

acooldozen, on Mar 21 2006, 05:45 PM, said:

is it compatable with my OS windowsME?

Maybe ask one the big dogs to be certain, but I don't know why it wouldn't be. It's the same thing as your winapp.ini with additional programs. The winapp.ini has some programs for CCleaner to detect properly, and winapp2.ini has additional, and updated program information.

Does that make sense? I'm not sure that I'm explaining this clearly.

[acooldozen]

.......makes perfect sense. Gonna give it a go. Thanx for your input. I appreciate it.

[acooldozen]

.......makes perfect sense. Gonna give it a go. Thanx for your input. I appreciate it.

Sorry about the double post people!!!

[krit86lr]

acooldozen, on Mar 21 2006, 06:22 PM, said:

.......makes perfect sense. Gonna give it a go. Thanx for your input. I appreciate it.

Sorry about the double post people!!!

Have fun!

Don't worry about the double post. It's been happening alot lately because the forum keeps stalling.

[acooldozen]

cut and pasted the info from Andavari's post into winapp2.ini as there was nothing in the file re: Opera. Still having the same problem tho!

[krit86lr]

acooldozen, on Mar 21 2006, 07:17 PM, said:

cut and pasted the info from Andavari's post into winapp2.ini as there was nothing in the file re: Opera. Still having the same problem tho!

Andavari will be online soon. He can tell you exactly where to copy/paste the information so that it works correctly.


@Andavari - Will you update the winapp2.ini for us? <krit asks with all sweetness in her voice>

[Andavari]

krit86lr, on Mar 21 2006, 02:35 PM, said:

Are the entries that Andavari listed in your winapp2.ini?

He wouldn't have that entry since I myself made it because CCleaner doesn't clean all of Opera's junk and the two junk files that Spybot SD creates in Opera's profile folder.

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If that winapp2.ini entry doesn't work it should look like this:

[Andavari]

krit86lr, on Mar 21 2006, 11:48 PM, said:

@Andavari - Will you update the winapp2.ini for us?

Removed the color as I didn't even notice it before.

No!

And before someone asks:
Q1: Why?
A1: Because I don't want to!
Q2: But why don't you want to?
A2: Please refer to A1! ..........

[krit86lr]

Andavari, on Mar 22 2006, 01:17 PM, said:

Removed the color as I didn't even notice it before.

No!

And before someone asks:
Q1: Why?
A1: Because I don't want to!
Q2: But why don't you want to?
A2: Please refer to A1! ..........

Well fine then. to you too.


Back on topic. Acooldozen if you match your winapp2.ini to look like Andavari's screenshot does it work?

More specifically does it look like this at the top?
; Application Cleaning file
;
; Notes
; ---------------------------------------
; LangSecRef
; 3021 = Applications
; 3022 = Internet
; 3023 = Multimedia
; 3024 = Utilities
; 3025 = Windows
; 3027 = Opera (minus the red color of course)

[Andavari]

The beginning info of winapp2.ini is nothing more than to hold the copyright info, and to give the code as to what goes with what for proper placement within the CCleaner GUI. It's all commented out using these ";" therefore if the beginning wasn't there it would make no difference, CCleaner would still see the cleaning routines and use them.

[krit86lr]

Andavari, on Mar 22 2006, 03:31 PM, said:

The beginning info of winapp2.ini is nothing more than to hold the copyright info, and to give the code as to what goes with what for proper placement within the CCleaner GUI. It's all commented out using these ";" therefore if the beginning wasn't there it would make no difference, CCleaner would still see the cleaning routines and use them.

That is the only difference that I can see between your previous post that A... copied/posted, and then the screenshot. The entries look exactly the same.

It doesn't matter. I just don't see the difference.



Andavari should reconsider Krit's previous request.

[acooldozen]

......the beginning NOW is exactly the same. (minus the red of course) see attached screenshot.. When I leave Opera8 single user, unchecked, cCleaner works fine. As soon as I check it No Go!

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[Andavari]

acooldozen, on Mar 22 2006, 05:20 PM, said:

When I leave Opera8 single user, unchecked, cCleaner works fine. As soon as I check it No Go!

The only thing I can think of which probably isn't the case would be if Opera's registry data wasn't in the default location:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Opera Software

It's impossible to know what the winapp.ini entry does exactly as it has some sort of detection code which doesn't list directories or files in plain sight as the winapp2.ini entry does.