Anony

When using Windows 10 Home (Build 19045) Ccleaner is listing "Windows Print" in the uninstall programs list. "Windows Print" can't be uninstalled. Also, "Windows Print" doesn't appear in normal windows uninstall locations as an app. I've determined that if you remove the entire "Print Dialog" folder from "C:\Windows" folder and refresh the uninstall list, "Windows Print" will disappear. There was a similar issue mentioned back in 2020 with "PrintDialog" appearing in the uninstall list: https://community.ccleaner.com/topic/59129-unknown-programs-in-ccleaner-uninstall-list/

UPDATE: I found out that this is apparently a bug, since at least 2020...and hasn't been fixed??? So, I removed the "PrintDialog" folder from Windows folder and put it on my desktop temporarily. Then, I refreshed the Ccleaner uninstall list and the "Windows Print" disappears. I don't understand why Ccleaner would be looking in that folder for this?

In my Ccleaner uninstall list, there is a "Windows Print" program listed. The icon is a generic Windows 10 one. I just installed Windows 10 for the first time (clean install). This Windows Print is dated to the day of installation of Windows 10. There is no publisher or version listed. The only option I'm given when selecting it is Uninstall. When I do that, it appears to work except the program is never removed. What I'm trying to find out is, where does Ccleaner look for programs to uninstall? Does it look at a specific place in regedit? Maybe that'll help me figure this out.