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Bebbspoke

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  1. I have similar issues - I contacted the support team who initially replied in French... (for no apparent reason)... I am awaiting a second response - I find the "Driver Updater" to have serious issues with hangs and "cannot update your dirvers" problems; - CCleaner identifies some 15 drivers it "cannot update" but the links for user to cross reference such "cannots" are suspect. I've used the freebie version of CCleaner for years; - now I'm really NOT IMPRESSED with the "Pro" version.
  2. Peter - the trick is to uninstall Avast simply from Control Panel.. (bit late now but may help other users)...
  3. Hi All, I find the Avast Install "option" (default Alredy selected) to be most annoying! Much as I like CCleaner... I have a strong dislike for being expected to say NO to any adverts or "affiliate" offers... It should be the choice of the CCleaner User to accept should they require any such add-ons... ... such that they do not have to unistall having inadvertently chosen the CCleaner update! Please; - the "option box" should be UNTICKED by DEFAULT. Regards, Bebbspoke
  4. Hi Peoples; - suspect I've found a problem here - I'll explain my actions (Win 7 64-bit) Due to a necessary re-installation I had an old and damaged version of Windows 7 in the C drive. When I had extricated all that I required - I dumped it in the Recycle Bin as I then wanted to destroy it using a 35 pass overwrite. Instead of Opening CCleaner and then running it - I simply clicked on Run CCleaner from the Recycle Bin dropdown menu; - the folders and files totalled some 50G of rubbish - much to my surprise the Recycle Bin emptied immediately! - surely a 35 pass wipe on ~ 50G should take around 15 hours? So as far as I'm concerned I'm suspicious that the folders etc were NOT thoroughly overwritten! Please could someone explain what has occured as I do not wish for the trash to be hidden away somewhere in the depths of the hard drive - only to resurface sometime in the future? Thank you.
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