Yesterday I was staying up very late and when checking the options I associated the "Windows Downloads" cleaning option with the downloads of updates and temporary files of the opetating system. I never imagined that I would end up deleting such an important folder where all browsers offer to save practically everything. I really think that some warning should be placed that the path of the downloads to be deleted is located in C:\Users\[username]\Downloads because I have seen other threads where other people had this same issue. Fortunately I realized shortly after, pulled the power plug and was able to recover most of my data using Recuva with my HDD connected as guest in another PC, since if I let too much time pass the data would have been overwritten by system activity.
I've been using Ccleaner for years with the same settings and just because it occurred to me to fiddle with the "new" options, it's frustrating to me that I've made such a rookie mistake.
I say again that the program should have a warning showing the full path and a confirmation just as it does in the option to clean the network passwords.
