kthr33

Thank You hazlenut for considering and responding to my post. I'm running Windows 7 and almost exclusively use Chrome. Very occasionally use Firefox. Excellent suggestion. This eveening I'll try opening Internet Explorer and clearing the cache and temp files to see if it makes a difference. Thanks, K.

It seems every time I select Run Cleaner the cleaning process sticks in one spot for a long time. This has been the way for quite some time, through many updates. Finally, the other day I actually paid attention to the process. The process always sticks on Internet Explorer. The whole cleaning process took 4:00 minutes and 2:45 was spent on Internet Explorer alone. I never use Internet Explorer, so what could CCleaner be cleaning at that point? Apparently this is something that is unique to my laptop. The other two desktops I use do not stick on Internet Explorer and the cleaning process on those two units is much quicker. Since I am not the sole user on those two units I have no idea if Internet Explorer is ever used on either. All ideas, comments, suggestions any wish to offer will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, K.