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Danja

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  1. I downloaded another copy of the installer; still no go. The reason I was installing it to C:\Utilities was because I had the same error when installing to the default directory, so I thought it didn't like the program files folder. I'll try your suggestion.
  2. Hello, I'm trying to install Recuva 1.24 on a Vista Home Premium x64 system. I'm attempting to install it to my C:/Utilities folder, and I get the following message: Error opening file for writing: C:\Utilites\Recuva\Recuva.exe Click Abort to stop the installation Retry to try again, or Ignore and skip this file. If I select "Ignore", I get the same message for every part of the program that gets installed. I'm running the installer as an administrator... Can someone help me out?
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    Lost disk space

    Update: I just checked my C drive again, and it displayed 41 GB free space. I'm ridiculously confused, but I guess all's well that ends well. What an interesting bug.
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    Lost disk space

    Hello, I'm running Windows Vista x64 and CCleaner v. 2.17.853. Last night, I had 25GB free disk space and 8 GB in the recycle bin. I ran Ccleaner, which is set to delete the following: Recent documents Other Explorer MRUs Thumbnail Cache Empty Recycle Bin Temporary Files Clipboard Memory Dumps Chkdisk File Fragments Windows Log Files Sun Java Media players (quicktime and MPC) 7-zip and WinRAR MS Wordpad Every option for Opera Browser. I let in run, and came back to see that it had finished and displayed a report saying that 7.xx GB were removed. However, when I checked my drive, I saw only 1.24 GB free! Wipe Free Disk Space was not checked while Ccleaner was running, and I'm searching for files created since yesterday but I haven't found anything of consequential size that wasn't there before cleaning. Does anyone know where my disk space could have went?
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