hazelnut
-
Posts
20,165 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Posts posted by hazelnut
-
-
In Windows 10 got to Settings.. Apps... Microsoft Edge.. select Modify and then select Repair.
-
-
The link to Google in your post shows an HTTP address. Website addresses should be HTTPS. e.g.
-
Could also be an issue with a proxy or firewall at users end.
-
No phone number but does have a web contact address
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
and an email contact address
support@ccleaner.com
-
Quote
A shocking new tracking admission from Google, one that hasn’t yet made headlines, should be a serious warning to Chrome’s 2.6 billion users. If you’re one of them, this nasty new surprise should be a genuine reason to quit.
-
-
Don't do a Quick Format, do a Full format.
-
1 hour ago, aviwil said:
Thanks hazelnut . I have Win 7 . Right click on Start gives me a choice of Properties or "Open Window Explorer" .
At any rate , is there a setting to clear this in CCleaner ?
Ahh, didn't realise you were on Win 7, I'm on Win 10.
Have a look here for something which may help
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/257-windows-7-tutorial-index-5.html#post2397131
-
If you right click on Start, select Run and then type in Recent, you get a different list to the one shown in Win Explorer, more comprehensive ( I did anyway)
I tend to delete a lot of stuff manually as I like to see what's going on in my machine
-
Do you have FastBoot/Fast startup enabled?
Disabling that works for the Program Manager issue apparently.
I have Fastboot disabled and have never seen the Program Manager issue.
-
Are you using Win 10 ?
Does a full RESTART of your machine not do it? (not shutdown.. select RESTART instead)
-
23 minutes ago, vsrawat said:
Windows itself doesn't provlde option of deleting any restore point.
Quote: Delete One or More Restore Points From PowerShell
Advanced users might want to delete one or more points from PowerShell, or the Command Prompt. We're going to just touch on this method, so anyone looking for the commands has them.
Open Command Prompt or PowerShell as administrator and type in vssadmin list shadows. Any line you see with Shadow Copy ID: is a Restore Point.
So, to remove one or more of these Restore Points, you need to type in vssadmin delete shadows /Shadow= followed by the long numbers that follow Shadow Copy ID: as mentioned above.
Of course, you can also delete all of your Restore Points from here as well. Type in vssadmin delete shadows /all to delete everything.
Item 3 here
-
1 hour ago, levialex said:
I am also now encountering an issue with the Registry Cleaner within CCleaner. According to CCleaner I have 1 registry issue to fix, that is called ActiveX/COM Issue with Data: LocalServer32\C:\WINDOWS\SysWOW64\Speech_OneCore\Common\SpeechRuntime.exe - ToastNotifier. However many times I have CCleaner "Fix" this issue, and how many times I reset my PC after it was "fixed", when I scan for Registry Issues, this one keeps popping back up.
Is the situation improved by resets? Unless the required number of resets for this to work is in the literal hundreds, I honestly do not believe so.
See here
-
Just in case... see what you have set in Settings...System... Focus Assist.
-
Did you make a back up of the registry issues you cleaned when CCleaner offered you the chance to do so?
Do you have any system restore points from just before you did the clean?
-
Are you saying that both methods of contact received no reply?
support@ccleaner.com
or
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
-
Firefox 91 Introduces Enhanced Cookie Clearing
QuoteWe are pleased to announce a new, major privacy enhancement to Firefox’s cookie handling that lets you fully erase your browser history for any website. Today’s new version of Firefox Strict Mode lets you easily delete all cookies and supercookies that were stored on your computer by a website or by any trackers embedded in it.
https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2021/08/10/firefox-91-introduces-enhanced-cookie-clearing/
-
CCleaner is pushed as being for the average user...supposed to take the strain and worry away. (I didn't say average clueless user as you called them)
An experienced user, with know how, would perhaps not use Driver Updater.
-
-
6 hours ago, TVB17 said:
Well GRRR. . . I would also like to put in a request for Help, but I am brand new to this whole site/forum. What support page are you referring to?
Thanks!
TVB
support@ccleaner.com
-
6 hours ago, EDUARDO YAYA said :
I HAVE DOWNLOADED A RESOURCE OF THE OFFICIAL PAGE
I have PAID SUSCRIPTION FOR USE FOR A YEAR
WHEN I START YOU, I GET A WINDOW THAT CRASH REPORT SAYS AND I MUST WRITE THE PROBLEM AND AGREGATE MY EMAIL, BUT A 5 MINUTE THEN CLOSES AND CLOSES THE WHOLE PROGRAM AND I CANNOT USE IT FOR NOTHING
I HAVE DOWNLOADED A RESOURCE OF THE OFFICIAL PAGE
I have PAID SUSCRIPTION FOR USE FOR A YEAR
WHEN I START YOU, I GET A WINDOW THAT CRASH REPORT SAYS AND I MUST WRITE THE PROBLEM AND AGREGATE MY EMAIL, BUT A 5 MINUTE THEN CLOSES AND CLOSES THE WHOLE PROGRAM AND I CANNOT USE IT FOR NOTHING
-
Google translate......
Hello, I'm the same
I have the key
I have the payment and that window comes out and closes
If you know of something or someone answers something please copy it to me
Thank you
-
Contact here
support@ccleaner.com
or
https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=86507
When will we get your software for Linux too? :)
in Software
Posted
I think it is highly unlikely that CCleaner will support Linux in the near future.