Keithuk

Welcome to Piriforum compinfo.ge. If you do a forum search for Georgian I this you'll find this has been asked for before but no one has supplied a dll.

I forgot to mension you can hold the Ctrl key if you have multiple cookies you want to save. It still shouldn't increase the speed doing it this way though.

Welcome to Piriform perola. I think we need a little more info, CC version, operating system with service pack number, web browsers you are using. Well on every version of CC that I've used its instant.

Welcome to Piriform Bluesky. Yes the newest version has changed its layout. If you do an Analyze and right-click on the results window you can select View details results for a full report and a button appears on the bar saying View summary results. I've made this point apparent in Post #10 This is something I don't like so I'm still using 2.21.940 until its corrected.

Sorry I'm with you now. My number doesn't go that high because I compact my own.

Ok I decided to install Internet Explorer 7.0 to see how it goes. As I said I downloaded IE7 a couple of years ago. I installed it, it did WGA check and installed the files. Did a restart, I checked IE and it was still IE6.0. Ok I downloaded IE7.0 of M$, installed it, it didn't do a WGA check, installed all files, did a restart and IE7.0 is now installed. I actuallly like IE7.0 how it puts the site icon if it has one in your favourites.

Well I use Outlook Express 6.0 and all your emails are stored as stated in *.dbx files. Now you haven't actually stated your operating system with service pack number but I'm assuming your using WinXP. Now these email files are very strange in WinXP. I've recently had a new computer and I always zip up my email files and save them on a Flash drive. Now on Win9x/ME these files are normally saved in Windows\Application Data\Microsoft\Indentities\{A70F213D-4FBD-4F57-A465-463A86A52DA1}\Outlook Express folder. Now on WinXP here is the strange bit they are stored in Documents and Settings\yourname\Application Data\Indentities\{A70F213D-4FBD-4F57-A465-463A86A52DA1}\Microsoft\Outlook Express folder. Now your A70F213D-4FBD-4F57-A465-463A86A52DA1 folder will have diferent numbers and letters but you should still have an Outlook Express folder at the end. When I first setup my WinXP I opened Outlook Express and went to File/Import/Messages then selected Outlook Express 6.0 from the list. Then selected Import mail from an OE6 store directory. Then you click on the Browse button to file the folder that unzipped all the old messages into. Each sub folder you have in your Inbox is stored in a seperate dbx file. e.g. Sub folder - Friends - Friends.dbx. Now I added all my old dbx files which added to the OE6 Inbox. I looked in {A70F213D-4FBD-4F57-A465-463A86A52DA1}\Microsoft\Outlook Express folder and they are no where to be seen. I did a drive search for *.dbx and the only ones it showed where the folder where I unzipped my originals into. I opened OE6 again and deleted all the sub folders and imported them in again. When back to the Outlook Express folder and they were there this time. I checked the folder this morning and they were there. I've just checked it again and they are missing again. Now another strange thing about WinXP is the Address Book thats stored in Application Data\Microsoft\Address Book\username.wab with a username.wa~ as the backup. Now the other day I added some emails address to the Address Book and I thought I would back these up by zipping the folder and they weren't there. I used File/Export/Address Book, selected Microsoft Exchange Personal Address Book and it says Address Book export process has completed. It doesn't say where its exported it too. I've always said WinXP is a pain in the a**e. Now the only reason that CC would delete your email files is if you used Options/Include and told it were these files are kept. I'm afraid Outlook Express doesn't compact your email files/folders periodically or automatically you have to do this yourself. File/Folder/Compact All Folders. Edit: The bl**dy dbx files have come back now.

Welcome to Piriform gslc. As Augeas says CC doesn't do anything with emails unless you tell it too. You haven't said what you use for your emails. Try Recuva to see if it can find any deleted files.

Well I can make him a program that does that if he wants.

There is, look in Options\Advanced there is a checkbox that says Close program after cleaning.

Well my WinRAR 6.1 opens .jar files but my WinZip 7.0 doesn't. Where have you had this file from tikanian?

Welcome to Piriform Peter. Please state your operating system with service pack number. Yes this question has been talked about before. If you have Run: (in Start Menu) ticked on Win9x/ME is clears the run box straight away. On WinXP you have to do a restart before it clears which is a pain.

While some users might find this a good point I personally always like the detailed results. If you right-click on the results page you can select View details results. This puts a button that says View summary results. I think there should be a button saying both of these options depending which one is clicked. Which ever you click on it shows that results view and changes the button caption to the other option. It would also be good if this results view could be added to the Options panel then the next time it starts it remembers the view. Sorry but until this option is made available (next version is would presume) then I'm sticking with 2.21.940. As a fellow programmer this option would be easy to add.

Thank you MrG, it works pefectly now.

Well I've been to YouTube and it still works with IE6.0 SP3, a bit slow on dialup (broadband is coming in 9 days). Well my brother-in-law was told he needed to update to IE8.0 a few weeks ago which he did. After that Windows would startup so he removed it. I had the update today of Automatic updates but I unticked it. I downloaded IE7.0 a couple years ago. I may give it a go after I hear of more good and bad points. Keep them coming guys.

Ok update. When I disabled the Onboard Audio Function in the CMOS/BIOS and did a restart all these files are now missing from the Temp folder. I restarted and enabled the Onboard Audio Function and they all come back. Thanks for all your suggestions but I think we can mark this topic as [Resolved].

Its another bad zip MrT. WinZip and WinRAR won't open it.

Well thats the sort of info it writes to the error log.txt on Recuva. Have you tried running CC with the /debug switch? Have you tried an uninstall and re-install? Where is you download CC from? No one else has replied to this topic and I'm no Vista expert so sorry we will have to wait a while.

I wouldn't have thought that Realtek Audio would have needed them because it should know my system is English. When I installed the drivers I think it asked the language. I shall have to install them again to see what shows. They are editable with NotePad but it doesn't tell you much. If they are needed then you shouldn't be able to delete them which you can no problem. I think I might try disabling the Audio in the CMOS/BIOS to see if they still show up in Temp. When I was finding all the bit for the computer I said I want a very good seperate sound card. They said that the onboard sound card is excellent you don't need a seperate sound card, bull. Actually I took the computer back to OverClockers last Thursday because the didn't fit the floppy drive. Its like buying a brand new car and ordering special alloy wheels and it turns up with steel. Don't they read job cards? I bought another DVD DVD?RW because I couldn't find a proper fast CD CD?RW writer. When I took the cover off to fit the drive I could find the power cable but I couldn't find the data cable. I asked them to fit it while they were fitting the floppy. I also had in Device Manager two exclamation marks on Ethernet Adaptor and SM Bus connector/adaptor. I didn't know it had an Ethernet Adaptor so I asked them to sort this exclamation which they did, they installed the drivers. When the guy on reception came back he said they were installing the Realtek drivers. Well I installed those and it worked. They said they were installing new drivers downloaded. Now I haven't done a search for these on Realtek but I suppose they could be handy.

Welcome to Piriform wwje001. Well I've never had a problem using all aspects of CC over the past few years. I'm not sure if you can run CC in /debug mode as you can with Recuva. I've just tried Run: "C:\Program Files\CCleaner\CCleaner.exe" /debug and it runs but it doesn't produce an error log.txt file in the CC folder. Any errors produces by CC or Recuva are put in this file and you can post or copy and paste the file contents here. Now CC actually uses the Windows Add/remove options. Does your Control Panel - Add/Remove show the items correctly? CC gets the same info from the registry. P.S. Its nice to see you've added your spec.

I have the Lang folder but there is nothing in there Dennis perhaps because they have been moved to Local Settings\Temp. Thanks for searching Hazel, your a star. Yes I do have a Realtek audio card built into the motherboard which I hate. I don't have any Realtek short-cuts to check or change settings. I have a \Program Files\Realtek folder but no exe appears to work. Only the Realtek Ethernet uninstaller. I don't have a 1033 (English) folder but I have 1025, 1028, 1031, 1037, 1041, 1042, 1054 with nothing in there. Only 1033 has dwintl.dll for error reporting.

Ok guys/gals. I've recently rebuilt by new computer. By default WinXP 2002 SP2 uses IE6.0. What are the advantages and disadvantages of installing IE7.0 and IE8.0? Now I've read a lot of errors with IE8.0 on here. Is it worth it? Now I use IE7.0 at work and I don't like the layout. Who in there right mind puts the address bar at the top? What I do like is it changes the icons in the favorites if one is available from the link. Thats the only avantage that I can see. I also install the Yahoo toolbar as I can make link buttons to my most used forums, here being one. I also have search engine in my favorites e.g. AltaVista UK, Ask Jeeves UK, Dogpile, Excite UK, Froogle, Google UK, HotBot, KillerInfo, Lycos UK, Mamma, Yahoo! and the one of here Yauba. I've just install WinXP SP3 today so its now IE6.0 SP3. What are your views on Google Chrome, Google Toolbar and Google Web Accelerator? Now I know what you going to say install FireFox or Opera. I tried these on my older computer and I didn't like them. I need to fores and against for each browser please. Edit: Please edit the title from Whis to Which

Dennis if they aren't in your /Username/Local Settings/Temp folder then where are yours? Thanks Dennis and Hazel for your input. I found both those links when I Googled. I'm sorry for posting in the wrong forum. I was going to post in Hardware then I remembered Spyware I know its not directly related. Please move this topic to a forum of your choice. The Lounge would be alright I assume.

Thanks Rorschach112. I would say its malware because I only got on the web last night and these files have been there a few days. I've read the Before you Post sticky but that doesn't point me in the right direction. I would like to see how many other users have these files in the Temp folder. You haven't said if you do or not and I don't suppose users check what files are there then just do a clean.

Hi guys/gals. Now I've had a new computer system for the past 5 days. Now I use Uninstall Manager which checks what new files have been added to a drive since the last check. I've mensioned this on other posts on here but no one is interested. I do a clean with CC and everytime I start up again the exact same files are in the Username/Local Settings/Temp folder. Thats straight after startup not after something has been running. These are Arabic.bin, Czech.bin, Danish.bin, Dutch.bin, English.bin, Finnish.bin, French.bin, German.bin, Greek.bin, Hebrew.bin, Hungarian.bin, Italian.bin, Japanese.bin, Korean.bin, Lithuanian.bin, Norwegian.bin, Polish.bin, Portuguese(Brazil).bin, Portuguese.bin, Russian.bin, SimChin.bin, Slovenian.bin, Spanish.bin, Swedish.bin, Thai.bin, TradChin.bin, Turkish.bin. Now these 27 files are obviously something to do with languages but why? I've only installed my usual software and I never had these on Win9x/ME. Is it another cockup WinXP does? Now I've don't a web search for these files not much comes back only Trojan, Malware, hyjackers. I don't a virus check but nothing shows up. Does anyone else have these same files in their /Local Settings/Temp folder?