[Intel Shader Cache Folder]

Thanks for the pointer. I scanned Winapp2.ini and cannot find a reference to the Intel shadercache. I would like to understand more about how all of this works. Can you point me to the specific lines in Winapp2.ini that apply to this case? Thanks, Jon

[Intel Shader Cache Folder]

I found C:\ProgramData\Intel\ShaderCache\ on my system.

Should this be added to CCleaner?

[Software Updater Missing]

I have the latest version and Software Updater is missing.

[5.32.6129 64-bit, win10, and IE history]

It's now September and I have this problem as well.

Any chance someone at piriform can put this on their to-do list?

thanks.

v5.35.6210

[hot fix registry leftovers]

I love hostile reponses:

 

1--i just downloaded it and ran it. if the hot fix uninstaller is broken, then it should be removed until it is fixed -- not everyone should be a total expert on every flakey feature...

 

2--i read the first thread, it is very long, and it makes almost no sense. i passed up the opportunity to read the second. it's full of opinions, admitted mistatements, guesses, etc. what's the point?

 

net: if I had time to read all of the forums for all of the applications that i use, i wouldn't need the applications because i wouldn't have any time to use them.

 

if the best answer anyone has is you fouled up by using a feature that someone, in some forum thread knows is broken, but isn't disabled in the program, then the users should turn away or risk serious damage to their systems.

 

Jon

[hot fix registry leftovers]

if you have ccleaner remove the hotfix uninstallers, then run issues, there are a bunch of "uninstaller reference issue"s in the registry for some of the same hot fixes. can ccleaner automatically take care of those when it removes the uninstaller files? thanks, jon

[Hotfix Uninstaller problem]

Your Hot Fixes aren't gone. They are just permanently installed. What you checked was to have the UN-installers removed...IE the hot fixes cannot be backed-off any longer. The advanced options are NOT automatically selected because some might not want their effect. Removing the hot fix uninstallers saves a lot of space because all of the replaced files are stored there. You can always reinstall the OS over itself and start all over again--reinstall all of the fixes. Then you could uninstall any individual fix at will...but why would you want to?