hazelnut
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Contact support at the email address below and give them the details.
support@ccleaner.com
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Another user here with same error
https://community.ccleaner.com/topic/61210-cclean-activation-error-12029/
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Please contact..
support@ccleaner.com
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Also contact support at the email address I gave you. This would be your best option to get this sorted.
support@ccleaner.com
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A webpage contact here
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
or an email contact address here
support@ccleaner.com
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9 hours ago, Andavari said:
They need to be very clear on needing a Microsoft account because there's confusion about it, such as; One reviewer on YouTube stated one was needed for Win10 Home, and that it had to be left enabled in order to use Win11 - so in other words according to his evaluation you can't just create it for installation only, and then go back to only using a local account.
I for one don't care to ever have a Microsoft account let alone being forced to use it on an OS permanently, I mean they already know what the hardware is that it's installed on so they sure as hell don't need my credentials, and if that's the case I won't bother with Win11 and will just migrate to a Linux distro when Win10 is EOL in 2025.
See here from elevenforum (big brother of tenforums)
https://www.elevenforum.com/t/running-windows-11-with-a-local-account.1576/page-3#post-38339
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9 hours ago, johnccleaner said:
It's looking like these cache files may be stored in a different location per program (source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66438776/where-does-webview2-store-cookies-on-win-10 - the first/top reply), if I'm interpreting that correctly.
Still, I confess to not at all being an expert on the intricoes of WebView2, and I'll be happy to get this suggestion to our development team for further investigation and consideration.
Make sure to also check out the "CCleaner Ideas and Suggestions" link on the main section of the forum if you'd like to submit suggestions there or comment on any of the suggestions already submitted by our other users.
Perhaps this may be a better read
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/concepts/user-data-folder
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Microsoft has published a new support webpage where they provide an official method to bypass the TPM 2.0 and CPU checks (TPM 1.2 is still required) and have Windows 11 installed on unsupported systems.
Perhaps they are starting to realise just how many users don't have the requirements.
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What browser are you using?
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I just used a magnifying glass
up against the screenshot and I would agree with you thinking it is SpeechRuntime.exe
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Where did it install to ?
C\Program Files?
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I would not class Kamo as a security app.
QuoteKamo is designed to prevent third parties and advertisers from tracking your online activity. As such, we recommend using Kamo, CCleaner, and all of our other products alongside some strong, trustworthy antivirus software
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I would suggest that you contact CCleaner directly for an answer as you have a Tech Edition.
By email
support@ccleaner.com
or
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
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All seems okay now @lmacri
Someone must have kicked the server
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Google Translate....
I can't get my attached extensions on the top right next to the address bar. Frustrating you want to use your extensions right, is this a bug? Oh well I found the solution, you have to press the extensions button and then choose pin, excuse me, nice browser
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On the CCleaner builds page although it says Version 5.84.9143 the slim build actually downloads 5.85.9170 for me.
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Make sure CCleaner is uninstalled then try installing the Slim Build (last in list) from here
https://www.ccleaner.com/ccleaner/builds
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I'm sure everyone who uses Winapp2.ini wishes you well, and thank you for all the effort you have put into it.
I'm sure we'll see you back even if it is just with an occasional post
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Do any of the steps here help?
If not, email support with details
support@ccleaner.com
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11 hours ago, DonT5 said:
I am getting the same thing. Every time I update Ccleaner it crashes. I have removed it, reinstalled it and still it happens and not just on my PC but also my wife's laptop.
Need more info. What operating system are you running.
What security software do you have?
Where are you updating CCleaner from, a web page or from within the program?
What version and build of CCleaner do you have?
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I suggest you contact CCleaner directly at the email address below. and they can sort it out for you.
support@ccleaner.com
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up against the screenshot and I would agree with you thinking it is SpeechRuntime.exe
Need To Install Pro on New Windows 11 Machine
in CCleaner Help Requests
Posted
@RichL
You can contact support at
support@ccleaner.com.
You can also download the free version from here ( I suggest the slim build last in the list)
https://www.ccleaner.com/ccleaner/builds
Open it when installed and go to Options...About.. and enter you licence where it says Upgrade to Pro