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Thank you for your reply. I'll try to figure it out, then edit the first post with detailed instructions so that search engines hit this when others ask for it. But I'm not there yet. Following your instructions, I added Shred_bin folder to the SendTo menu and also added the Shred_bin folder to the CCleaner > Options > Include > Add Folder > add Shred_bin folder to list But all this does is COPY files to the Shred_bin folder which is then cleaned of COPIES. I also tried adding a "Shred" link to the SendTo menu with the following Target: "C:\Program Files\CCleaner\CCleaner.exe" /Shred_This %1 but all that does is open CCleaner.exe which then does not clean the file you right clicked on. This also doesn't seem to make sense since even if files where CUT instead of COPIED, that would defeat the purpose of shredding the originals, right? I agree with you about the right click commands possibly slowing down all other right click commands, SendTo option would be OK if it can somehow give command to CCleaner to shred the folder or file you right click on *only* and immediately at their original location.

This program gets a perfect 10 but if there was a right click option to shred individual files we right click on, that would make it an 11!

This is a system instability error, not a CCleaner program error. People get 'memory could not be written' errors due to hardware/Windows problems not specific programs like CCleaner. Starting some programs causes this error to show up, yes but it's a hardware/Windows problem, not CCleaner's. If you have an overclocked system or stability untested system, installing Windows from scratch at stock speeds then immediately installing CCleaner before anything else may show CCleaner running just fine on this very system. I have a dual boot and have gotten this very same error in the past, I reimaged my system and the problem went away, it was not a program-related error.