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Thanks for that hint. Does anybody know, which attribute is checked for that cleaning?

It seems that this option doesn't work correctly. I discovered temp files of 2007 and of spring and summer 2008. These files aren't used anymore. so why doesn't CCleaner delete them? If I deselect that option, CCleaner deletes them directly.

I wonder why CCleaner shows some ARP Cache entries in registry cleaner which are shown as Uninstaller Reference Issues. This is an example: What has arp cache to do with a uninstaller? I don't see any relation.

Yes an automatic updater would be very nice! It's not so complicated. Take a look how it's realized in SIW. http://www.gtopala.com/ It checks for an xml file on server. If version on server is newer than local version, it downloads new file. After that it closes program, renames old file to a backup file, renames new file to main file. And than it's completed.

Cool, really nice! That's something I missed all the time I thought checkbox is used to select which items should be deleted if hitting "delete entry".... Now everything is okay, thanks for explaining it!

So why does this only happen after using CCleaner autostart feature? I've never seen this before I used CCleaner.

Anybody who wonders, why there is no volume control in system tray anymore, it's a fault of CCleaner's autostart feature. After using it, it also kills autostart of volume control - although user didn't remove it. It's a bad bug of CCleaner's handling of autostart keys in registry.

After removing one item from CCleaner tools ->Startup, autostart of other items in that list doesn't work anymore on computer start! CCleaner still shows items in that list, but these programs aren't started ... I saw that they aren't there anymore in registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Instead, I saw items under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\startupreg --------- If I create an item under RUN in registry and open CCleaner tools -> startup, nothing happens if I click "Delete entry". Item is still there in RUN folder of registry and items list. But it deletes key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\MSConfig\startupreg , if there is a key with same name in "startupreg" folder. --------- Something is really wrong in that new version of CCleaner with startup tool ! Programmer swapped some keys in registry in program code of CCleaner by mistake. Is there a known bug about this? using CCleaner 2.08.588 on windows xp sp2 with all updates

Try to disable Options -> Advanced -> only delete files in windows temp folders older than 48 hours. This helped on my computer. But on your own risk.

Is debug mode still do nothing ? Would be nice to have a debug mode for tracking bugs..

Same here! I have 1,02 GB of temporary files, most of them from freeware archiver "jzip". On first run of CCleaner, it finds those files. But it doesn't delete them! On second run of CCleaner, it doesn't find those files anymore - but they are still there! Files aren't locked by other processes and I am logged in as administratior. Deleting files by hand (in windows explorer) works! my temp folder: C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\admin\Lokale Einstellungen\temp using Windows XP SP2 with all updates. CCleaner 2.07.575

Okay thanks! At the moment, people think all files are deleted securely, but some files aren't. So it's not possible to trust this function at all.

Nobody there? Still no answers since two weeks...

At the end of secure deleting files, recuva says that lots of files are resident in MFT and couldn't be deleted. How can I delete them anyway? EDIT: Added logfile Recuva_log_1_10_223__6_2_2008_19_34_.txt Recuva_log_1_10_223__6_2_2008_19_34_.txt

Yes, that's it! Settings in CCleaner should be in that way, so that beginners don't get any bad surprises on their first usage. Everyone who want to clean more, can activate further settings very easy...

Looks like I'm the only one with that opinion

If a newbie in CCleaner wants to use CCleaner, perhaps he doesn't see that there are settings checked in Cleaner on second page "Applications". Not all of the files on that page are useless! Cookies, Internet Cache and so on are really useful for some users. So there should be a solution that users can't accidently delete files marked on second page on first run of cleaner. Perhaps ALL settings on second page should be unchecked as default?

There's still a small typo in german language. Einstellungen -> Erweitert -> "Detailliete Ansicht der Firefox/Mozilla Temp-Dateien" should be written "Detaillierte Ansicht der Firefox/Mozilla Temp-Dateien" a "r" is missing!

Great suggestion! I like it. I hope I can see it in any newer release

Autostart feature in CCleaner 2.0 doesn't check this key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows with that name: "load" I wondered why an old program called c:\tbridge\flatbed.exe for my scanner was load, but CCleaner didn't show it. See here:

I want to ask again if my first suggestion will be available in final recuva version, so I don't need to install two programs...

It's still not changed. How can I change this language error for myself?

I hate skins.... please use default GUI from windows. CCleaner should be fast and small! No bloatware.

It would be a nice feature if I could delete items from the list of recoverable files in recuva. e.g. files which I really don't need anymore or files which shouldn't be recovered, e.g. for security. So, the next time I start recuva, the scanning progress would be faster because there aren't so much files which could be recovered.

On my windows xp sp2 computer with all windows updates, CCleaner 1.36.430 doesn't detect following uninstall folders for deleting them: $NtUninstallwmp11$ $hf_mig$ $NtUninstallWMFDist11$ But option "hotfix uninstallers" in CCleaner is ACTIVATED. And those directories waste 180MB of discspace - okay I can delete them by hand, but why do I have CCleaner? Please fix, thanks :-)