[Cleaning in admin v. limited XP accounts]

As a newbie, I have been very impressed by CCleaner, but am somewhat intriqued by why, when I run it on the XP Admin account on my home PC, it shows no 'issues', but if I then run it from one of our limited accounts, it comes up with about 35 files, which appear to relate to uninstalls for MS updates.  These take the form: C:\WINDOWS\$NTUnistallKB834707$\spuninst\spuninst.exe

 

Running CCleaner, clears them, but they all reappear as soon as I re-run CCleaner on that account.  Is this a minor bug in the program, or a problem with my setup? 

 

Many thanks.

 

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I've noticed the same thing.

 

CCleaner currently doesn't do a good job dealing with multiple XP accounts. Would this shortcoming be addressed, I am sure CCleaner would soon become a valuable app for administrators.

[Suggestion: Issue Scanning]

In my opinion, while operating under a limited usr account, issue scanning should be restricted to the HKCU hive.

[Error Running Under XP Limited User Account]

I'll run a few tests and try to suppress the error message.

 

BTW, what skin are you using?

 

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Thanks for the fix.

[Error Running Under XP Limited User Account]

Ditto.

 

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I've just learned that Microsoft might have asked enhanced labs to refrain from distributing that theme (grab the corresponding thread on neowin.net for further details). So, please understand that I will not post it here.

[Error Running Under XP Limited User Account]

I'll run a few tests and try to suppress the error message.

 

BTW, what skin are you using?

 

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Thanks for taking care of this annoyance. I otherwise really love this program. Can we expect support for OpenOffice some time in the future?

 

The skin is Longhorn Alternative VS, see http://www.enhancedlabs.com for details.

[Error Running Under XP Limited User Account]

Using CC 1.19.105 when fiddling with Options->Settings and then press OK, I - most of the time - see the following runtime error when using CC as a XP.SP2 Limited User:

Run-time error 26001: Failed to create Registry Key ... (see attached image).