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Thank you. I had to clear the registry issue as suggested at https://support.micr...n-us/kb/2305420. Is it a Microsoft problem that the registry issue was not cleared during the "uninstall" of CCleaner?

As of 9-13-16, the CCleaner setting "Skip user account control warning" is not working with Windows 10. When trying to check the advanced option "Skip user account control warning" I get the message "system cannot find the file specified". This originally happened with CCleaner version 5.22.5724 (64 bit). I uninstalled that version, and I reinstalled version 5.21 to see if that would work with the "Skip" advanced option. Unfortunately, version 5.21 also yielded the "system cannot find the file specified" message. It appears that perhaps Windows 10 moved or removed the file needed to activate the "Skip user account control warning". Perhaps you can find another reason that the CCleaner setting "Skip user account control warning" is not working with Windows 10.

The option to skip User Account Control warning is great. However: The "skip" setting is unchecked each time I change the user on my computer. Merely rebooting as the same user does NOT uncheck the "skip" setting. But switching to a new user removes the "skip" checkmark. I have the latest update to the free CCleaner, and I am using Windows 7-64 bit.