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We're sorry we didn't get to your message sooner (it seems I missed it completely).

 

You get this error consistently how?  What's common on all your OSes that aren't on mine, for instance?  I use CCleaner on 20+ machines per week, and haven't seen this one yet.  I'd have to assume that there is either a corrupt registry entry, or an illegal character is in an entry that CCleaner can't handle (some nulls, some low ascii, and whatnot), or maybe it's not that simple.

 

ejohnson and Syphus, please describe exactly the procedure to reproduce this error.  Include any relevant details about your operating system, internet explorer, firefox (if applicable), the registry keys and/or values in question, etc.

 

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All my OS,s are win 98 and it only occures during a second "issues" scan, but never one the first scan(hmmmm). Could it be that I have overrun a registry value for the module?

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Asked about this about a month ago . . . No one seemed too interested.  I too get this error consistantly on XP, Win98 and Win 95 (don't ask).

 

I wll enter my message again in this thread  . . .  I think this is a bug, but knowbody has confirmed or denied yet . . .

 

Syphus

 

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I started to get this error message only after the latest upgrade of 1.18.101. Ty for your reply( your the only one that seems to know what the hell iam talking about

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I receive the following error message after running the issue mode: Error fixing all registry issues. Subscript out of range.