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CCleaner should be cleaning it. Are you closing IE before you run Auto/Shutdown?

That looks like "Browsing history". What do you have enabled in IE? Tools > Internet Options > Content > AutoComplete/Settings. Make your changes then click OK. I have address bar and favorites enabled. I think what happened is when you went to IE9 this section was reset to default. Close IE before you run CCleaner. Last resort use the built in tool in IE. Tools > Internet Options > General > Browsing history/Delete. Select "Preserve Favorites Website Data" and "History" then click Delete.

I'm not sure why you're seeing prior search suggestions in IE9 and I'm not. Can you post an example pic of what you're seeing?

Hi olddog, This topic may help you. Have a look at the screen shot. Is that what your seeing? I have IE9 as well, but it doesn't list suggestion history for me like IE8.

Your welcome Libra, You may want to read about "Save all settings to INI file" in the documentation. Besides what it states, I keep a copy of the INI file for safe keeping.

In CCleaner, check the box for Autocomplete Form History: Cleaner > Windows > Internet Explorer > Autocomplete Form History. Note: Close browser(s) before running CCleaner. If you want to turn it off in IE, clear the box for Forms: Tools > Internet Options > Content > AutoComplete/Settings > Forms, then click OK.

I'm not sure if you'll run into any problems using an older version. I always update to the latest version of CCleaner for support of the latest software and bug fixes.. Most here on the forum would recommend that you update to the latest version. You can install it over the top of the old version and keep your settings. CCleaner's latest version can be downloaded here or here.

Hasn't this topic been done, redone and overdone. I agree with Dennis, maybe it's time to put the slim version out of it's misery.

I gave up...

Yeah, me too, the colors.

Dear Gail, my heartfelt thoughts are with you. Thank you for spending time here with us on the forum. Whenever I feel like I need some encouragement, I like to watch this video of An Irish Blessing ~ by Roma Downey. "This Blessing is for you"

No need to be rude eh! I read your previous post and thought it was a good suggestion. Just like the poster before you who made a similar suggestion. Which kind of proves my point, sometimes people (including myself) just don't take the time to read and think for themselves. Why should you when you can just jump on the Internet and ask for the answer. I don't understand what the big deal is anyway. I'd like Piriform to just offer one or the other.

If there are constant complaints about the wait, we might lose the slim version altogether. If you just think about it, you could come up with a possible reason for the wait.

Steps to follow before you install Windows 7 Service Pack 1 from the Microsoft Download Center. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2505743

Your welcome.

Hi TomZ, and welcome to the forum. Clear the box for "Other Explorer MRU's". Cleaner > Windows > Windows Explorer > Other Explorer MRU's. Here's a link regarding MRU's in the documentation.

I would still give Everything a try because it may not be just portable apps this happens to. It's up to you. Good luck,

That's not true because I've had the same situation with many portable applications. Unless the following is pure coincidence. CCleaner reported them as an unused file extension, even though it was actually the end of the program version. All of the following portable applications are still on my box. 1) Audacity v1.2.6 found by *.6 with Everything. [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.6] [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.6\OpenWithList] 2) WhyReboot v1.0.1.537 found by *.537 with Everything. [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.537] [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.537\OpenWithList] 3) Everything v1.2.1.371 found by *.371 with Everything. [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.371] [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.371\OpenWithList]

It may be part of a version number of a program. You could try a program that kroozer recommended to me by the name of Everything. Search for *.1 It's possible you'll find the program that's responsible. My guess is that it's a portable application. BTW kroozer thanks again for this program. It's fast and it finds "Everything".

Good thinking to only use it for small images. Thumbnails are a better choice for large images. Funny message login123. I hope your not speaking from experience. Thanks again.

Sweet! So it's just a matter of the codes offered at Photobucket. My thanks to you and login123.

I may look into it because I'd like to be able to post an image instead of a link. No reason really, just personal preference.

Oh well, here's mine because this is how I feel right now.

Oops

If you right click on login123's image, and select properties you will see that its linked to photobucket. I haven't been able to do that with pixpipeline so it's just an image and not a link. login123's image is not a link.