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  1. It's been around for a while now, no matter what the CCleaner version: after I run the cleaner there's always some Internet Explorer file or files left. BTW I rarely run IE, my default browser is Chrome, I run Maxthon for some tasks and only on occasion I run Edge.

    Besides, even if I start IE and use its own cleaner, then CCleaner, that stuff is still there.

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    Any ideas? TIA.

  2. There was no error message, the download simply didn't start. But I could download it later, and this problem happens most of times with the portable version. It was the first and only time it happened with the installation version. Maybe it was something with my connection. Now everything is OK. Thanks all.

  3. when programs are uninstalled, many traces of their existence still remain, especially in the Registry.
    it all depends on how their uninstall process has been written.
     

    Well, I thought that's what CCleaner was supposed to clean.

     

    to find out what trace of the old program is causing CC to list it still, run CC with the /export switch.
     
    documentation on that here; http://www.piriform....line-parameters
    after doing so, look in the created .INI files for your remnants.

     

     

     
    Parameter
     
    CCleaner.exe /EXPORT
     
    Explanation
     
    CCleaner exports the cleaning rules to the INI files. Three INI files will be created in the CCleaner's installation folder - winapp.ini, winreg.ini and winsys.ini. They contain cleaning rules for the Application section, Registry Cleaner and the Windows section respectively.
     
     
    Then what? Do I have to manually edit those .ini files?
  4. Although they were uninstalled more than a year ago, these programs are still listed in Cleaner > Applications:

     

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    Besides, LibreOffice was installed to replace the MS Office suite but it is not in the Cleaner > Applications list, only in Tools > Uninstall.

     

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    Why is that so? Is it maybe because I use a portable version of CCleaner? And how to fix that, if this is possible? TIA.

  5. I've uninstalled some programs long ago, but they still appear on CCleaner.

     

    Some programs I had and uninstalled long ago but are still there:

     

    Google Earth

    Office2003

    Office2010

    Office2013

    Windows Live Messenger

    DivX Player

    Avast Antivirus

    SUPERAntiSpyware

     

    The point is I expected CCleaner to really get rid of any traces from any uninstalled programs for good.

     

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  6. The Advanced Usage → Running Defraggler from a USB drive page reads:

     

    You can install Defraggler to and run it from a USB drive.

     

    Why would you use this? If you want to take Defraggler with you to defrag other computers, this can come in very handy. For example, if your work PC doesn't allow you to install new software, you can simply run Defraggler from a USB drive. Or, if you want to help out a friend by defragging his PC, you can bring over Defraggler without having to install anything on his computer.

     

    Problem here is that I can open Defraggler but cannot run neither its Analyze nor its Defrag feature. I get this error message:

     

    Process aborted due to: Access denied.

     

    How can I overcome this lack of administrative rights, if there is a way?

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