CCleaner 2.24.1010 / Windows 7 Build 7100 (Official RC) / Firefox 3.53 / Java 1.6.0_16

Simply: the Sun Java cache is not cleaned. Tried a number of times with all apps closed, then check in the Java Control Panel - cache files are still there.

Updating this in the hope that someone else will please test and confirm. Now running clean (formatted HD) install of Windows 7 Ultimate. CCleaner still does not clean the Java cache after running Java applets in Firefox on various sites. Why doesn't this work?

Is the related to FireFox or is it the same for Java cache temp files that came via IE?

Just tested it - it's the same for both IE and FF...

Would anyone happen to know if the cleaners PureRa and JavaRa from RaProducts support Windows 7? They are known to be fairly harmless and to do a fine job but I would not dare to recommend them without knowing if they can run on a Windows 7 OS.

On it's web page for JavaRa it says



So I suspect not.

http://raproducts.org/javara.html

I'm sure they will be working on it.

Thanks, hazelnut. I did actually go to RaProduct's site but I did not find the system requirements. I must have been sleepwalking. The information is listed loud and clearly...

[quote name='JeremyWW' date='Oct 5 2009, 05:50 PM' post='149562']
CCleaner 2.24.1010 / Windows 7 Build 7100 (Official RC) / Firefox 3.53 / Java 1.6.0_16

Simply: the Sun Java cache is not cleaned. Tried a number of times with all apps closed, then check in the Java Control Panel - cache files are still there.

Updating this in the hope that someone else will please test and confirm. Now running clean (formatted HD) install of Windows 7 Ultimate. CCleaner still does not clean the Java cache after running Java applets in Firefox on various sites. Why doesn't this work?

I was having the same problem in Vista Home Premium.

I just the added the path to my "Include" section of CC and it takes care of them that way.

C:\Users\Deke\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache\6.0