MnM3

Davey, Thanks for the Kelly site. It is a very good site and I have seen it. I rebookmarked it. As to my problem. As I was researching the fix I noticed I had a hidden folder called NPROTECT in the recycler folders of both network drives. Doh!! That was my problem - leftover fuzz from Norton. NPROTECT is a program that allows a second chance to restore something deleted from the standard Windows Recycle Bin. I never reinstalled Norton (long story and why I had to reinstall everything from scratch in the first place...) to my main computer so the my guess is the leftover NPROTECT exe was causing the problem. I just forgot to remove NPROTECT from both network drive recycle bins. Oops! After deleting both NPROTECTs, I ran CCleaner and all seems well. Lesson learned. Thanks for everything. MnM3

I have v2.01.507 running on XP SP2 and a 2.66MHz machine w/ 1GB Ram. When selecting the "Run Cleaner" button, I get a popup indicating that one of my Network Storage Drive's Recycle Bins are corrupted. (It's not) This started after I reinstalled everything on my new HD after a HD failure a couple weeks ago. I seem to recall I had this issue a couple years ago - but cannot remember how to correct it. Thank you, MnM3