hazelnut
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Can you tell me if you have Fast Boot (sometimes known as Fast Startup) enabled on your machines?
Start--Settings--Power and sleep ----Additional Power Settings (on right hand side of page)---Choose what the power buttons do----then look to see if Fast start is enabled or disabled. If it's enabled and you want to see if it helps your problem by disabling it, click on 'Change settings that are currently unavailable' (which is at the top of that last page)
I keep mine disabled...always.
https://www.howtogeek.com/243901/the-pros-and-cons-of-windows-10s-fast-startup-mode/
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Please contact CCleaner directly giving all relevant information you can
Either by the web link
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
or by email
support@ccleaner.com
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Please contact CCleaner directly giving all relevant information you can
Either by the web link
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
or by email
support@ccleaner.com
Also see here
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Did you use the Driver Updater?
Did you use the Registry Cleaner?
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It may be better to contact CCleaner directly as we cannot deal with licence issues on the forum
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
or via email
support@ccleaner.com
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11 hours ago, Denden1978 said:
Yes i do
It may be an idea for you to stop cleaning the registry as you are possibly cleaning something that those files need to run.
You will need to re-install those files and then use CCleaner without cleaning the registry to see if all is well then (which is unnecessary on modern machines anyway )
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Are you using the registry cleaning part of CCleaner?
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Version 104.0.1293.54 of Edge came out of the 11th August
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Sentry is Behaviour Blocker Technology developed by Bullguard and acquired by Avira when they bought them.
Avira themselves were then assimilated into the Norton collective.
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As Avira is owned by NortonLifeLock now along with bullgard -avast- norman and avg. it may end up being a wider problem.
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13 minutes ago, AW7 said:
Sure. Should I do 'Applications' too?
If you get no results on Windows tab (I'm trying to save your brain here !!)
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1 hour ago, nukecad said:
(if you clean only one section at a time and then check the exes after each one to see if they have been modified),
Not a section at a time... I mean each individual box AW7 has ticked
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1 hour ago, nukecad said:
I do agree that they should have thought about that before using surveymonkey to do the survey for them.
Terrible way to solve the problem isn't.
You must keep the cookie...sort of defeats the object of having a cookie cleaner doesn't it.
I wonder if they did a deal?
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2 minutes ago, AW7 said:
I guess that this would be only for the items that I have checked, right?
Correct.
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Perhaps when you have nothing better to do (
) you could right click on each individual item in the left-hand column of the Windows tab and select analyse ..right-click on the results panel and save to text file.. and then right-click again on the item and select clean.
Then check your exe files.
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When you have CCleaner open and are going to do a custom clean, what do you have selected under the Windows tab at the top under.. System and.. Advanced?
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An asterisk (*) next to an application's name means that you (or a system administrator) have added it to CCleaner as a custom application.
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Your bin may be corrupted, see here
https://community.ccleaner.com/topic/60979-empty-recycle-bin-skipped-files/#comment-331053
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As well as nukecad's suggestions also look at Reliability monitor as that sometimes will show the reason.
Press Windows start flag and then immediately type Reliability Monitor and run it. You can click on any warning shown for info.
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54 minutes ago, AW7 said:
Yes, 'Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations'.
Great
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3 minutes ago, AW7 said:
....well, I've heard from MB and there seems to be no evidence of malware. They gave me a few bits of advice regarding browser settings, but I can't see these being an issue as it's not only browsers that are affected. I've run dism as suggested and no issues were reported. So it's all a mystery really. I suppose the next step is to download and install CC again and see if I still have the problem...
Did you do a System File Check as well?
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@AW7
I would suggest you run Dism in command prompt. (as admin of course and be online)
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
And then run System File Check afterwards (in cmd as admin)
SFC / scannow
pop ups
in CCleaner Bug Reporting
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Also do you have your machines setup to run CCleaner when the computer starts? (under CCleaner Options... Settings)