hazelnut
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13 hours ago, noend7 said:
Well, I ran tweaking.com, fixed permisions, and nothing with CC has changed. Any moresuggestions?
TIA
It's tricky when the machine is not in front of you
Because CC works when you run it from a new user it's obviously something to do with the user account that you have now.
One way would be to copy your user profile documents to your new user.
EDIT.. Did you use a new download of CC to test it with?
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Perhaps you have Chrome set to sync?
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File permissions are what says who can do what with a file. What access rights they have with files, and the permissions they have with them.
That piece of software (Windows Repair) puts the file permissions that your user account has screwed up back into order.
You can just select to do only that using the tool as shown in that video I linked to.
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File permissions can get mixed up sometimes.
We'll never know how it happened.
It is not uncommon.
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You can always run Tweaking.com Windows Repair (the free version). It is a well know piece of software.
Boot into Safe Mode and elect the preset for File Permissions if that's all the issue seems to be.
https://www.tweaking.com/content/page/windows_repair_all_in_one.html
This will give you an idea of what the program can do, so it should help to watch it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuloJRoNc_M&feature=youtu.be
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It could be that the permissions on your user are a bit mixed up.
Are you able to make a new user and run CCleaner from it?
You can just delete the new user after the test.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/create-new-user-account-in-windows-vista-7/
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Thought I'd just add this I found for info
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Redirections
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Have you checked in taskmanager to see if anything from CCleaner is listed there either when you are running it, or even when you are not.
Do you have any other users on the machine that you could try running CCleaner from ?
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No need to turn off MSE perhaps. as poster has said it doesn't run in safe mode.
MSE doesn't run in safe mode.
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Yours to deal with I think.
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Good to hear you are sorted
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Have a run of Treesize to see what is eating your space.
https://www.jam-software.com/treesize_free
or WinDirStat
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17 minutes ago, John Roberts59 said:
It has happened twice now - when I run crap cleaner my Windows 10 PC shuts down -any1 have any ideas. I have been using the program for over 10 years without any problem.
Have a quick check to make sure you havent got ''Shut down after a Custom Clean'' ticked in CCleaner Settings......Advanced.
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22 minutes ago, Laurits said:
I constantly get error messages when trying to watch Netflix and Prime movies that say my browser - Ccleaner browser - is not compatible with, and cannot present movies in High Definition. Is there a fix for this?
Chrome (CCleaner browser) cannot do 1080 resolution.
See here for list of ones that do. (Edge does)
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3 minutes ago, Veterrimus said:
Is there a way to disable those pesky ads in right bottom corner. Maybe once but not every time I start CCleaner.
See also
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1 hour ago, Burbank Rob said:
Good question. I wasn't running the cleaner or the browser, unless the latter was running in the background. (Just now I heard my hard drive spinning a couple of times, for maybe five to ten seconds each time. All I was doing was typing.)
Try looking in the browser settings for one that says something like ''continue running background apps when the browser is closed'' If ticked, untick it, close and then reopen the browser.
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28 minutes ago, Burbank Rob said:
Sometimes I notice that my computer is slowing down, and I can also hear the hard drive spinning for a few seconds. So I open the Task Manager to see what's holding things up, and there are about a hundred items listed. Right now I can see CCleaner listed seventeen times. Will it help to close all the CCleaner icons and just leave one? What else can I safely close to speed things up? Thank you for your help.
Are you talking about CCleaner itself or the CCleaner browser?
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Will pass your request on to an Admin to deal with.
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If CCleaner is offering to disable the addons knowing that FF will only enable them again........ what's the point of CC offering to disable them in the first place ?
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The source code for Windows XP SP1 and other versions of the operating system was allegedly leaked online today.
A person who claims have spent the last two months compiling a collection of leaked Windows source code released a 43 GB torrent today of their entire collection.
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Does it run if you boot into safe mode?
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See recovery options.
https://www.ccleaner.com/docs/recuva/recuva-settings/options-actions
CCleaner Installer fails
in CCleaner Help Requests
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This video tells you. Note to only move things over to the new account that you need.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LsnAQvMKSE
I would hope that you have some kind of system image in place before doing this, and checked that the new user account you made is working okay.