[Ccleaner error "the product is forbidden to use in your place of stay"]

On 21/02/2023 at 00:18, PC User said:

I'm tired with this error. I'm not in Iran. I have a dynamic address and off/on and on the Internet does not help...

 

 

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[CCleaner keeps throwing "debugger" subkeys into the registry]

On 21/02/2023 at 21:56, Wisewiz said:

@CarolPerez

Hi, Carol! Yes, it all seems to be OK and working as stated by APMichael above, but I have neither Avast nor Office on my PCs, so I can't check either of those. Otherwise, if you have a correctly installed version of CCleaner (with Performance Optimizer) and you put a program to sleep with PO, you will find a "Debugger" subkey for that program in your registry, and if you launch that program (the one you put to sleep before), CCleaner will delete the Debugger subkey and allow the program to start.

Best regards,

Wisewiz 


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[CCleaner keeps throwing "debugger" subkeys into the registry]

On 10/01/2023 at 16:51, APMichael said:

Just for information:

I briefly had time to do a quick test in a VM. It is really the Performance Optimizer that sets the Debugger entries.

I put Firefox to sleep via the Performance Optimizer and right after that this new registry entry appears:

If you now want to run Firefox, the Debugger entry first runs CCleanerReactivator.exe, which deletes the registry entry to allow Firefox to start. However, if the CCleanerReactivator files are missing, Windows reports that Firefox cannot be found. Then the Debugger entry must be deleted manually to be able to start Firefox again. (Since the portable version does not contain the Performance Optimizer, this should only occur if CCleaner is uninstalled incorrectly.)

Unfortunately, I could not test Office, but the CCleanerReactivator does not seem to work correctly with it, at least that is what the reports suggest. Piriform should take a look at this urgently!

(By the way, Avast has also had this problem:  https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=234759.0)

Is it solved?