Jamin4u
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Updating to CCleaner v3.01 and restoration to default settings seems to have done the trick. It's gone down from 30+ seconds to ~4 seconds.
Glad to see that you worked it out.
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Nothing else comes to mind that would help with your situation.
Maybe someone else will chime in with a new idea.
Please post your Operating System and the version of CCleaner that your using.
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Could it possibly be something to do with the settings and entries in the registry?
You could try saving the settings to INI file.
Options > Advanced > Save all settings to INI file.
Did you run the Cleaner with the box cleared for "Only delete files in Windows Temp folders older than 24 hours"?
If it's a file that's difficult to delete while explorer is running, you could try TFC - Temp File Cleaner by OldTimer.
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Hi cookieeater, and welcome to the forum.
Did you try restarting your computer?
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Can anyone link me to a site with great wallpapers for my Linux??? Google image search is just not that precise.
Try here
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Great Song...
Great Meaning...
Coexist...
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In the Beginning, Three were Created...
Man made of Clay.
Angels made of Light.
And a Third...made of Fire.
From the beginning, stories of angels and men have captured our imaginations and have been etched into our history crossing all boundaries of culture, religion, and time. These two races have dominated the landscape of modern mythology for countless centuries, almost washing away the evidence that a third ever existed. This third race, born of smokeless fire, was called the jinn. Similar to humans in many ways, the jinn lived invisibly among us and only under dire or unusual circumstances were our paths ever meant to cross.
As humans became the dominant force on Earth, contact between man and jinn steadily decreased. .
Modern man has all but forgotten the jinn.
It is time for him to remember.
Exxodus Pictures is a new motion picture production company based in Michigan. The movie was filmed this year in Michigan and is set for release in 2011. It stars Dominic Rains, William Atherton, Faran Tahir, Ray Park who is best known for the evil Sith Lord Darth Maul in Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace. Serinda Swan who is in the upcoming movie TRON: Legacy as Siren. Along with many others listed here. The movie's Writer/Director is Ajmal Zaheer Ahmad and the cinematographer is Bob Mehnert who has been working in the business professionally since 1968.
This movie has the potential to be a fantastic supernatural thriller.
The teaser looks really good, here it is on YouTube.
Here's a link to the site that shows the 600 horsepower custom built car called Firebreather that was used in the movie. It was seen around town and was a real crowd pleaser.
The official site for Jinn.
Official Trailer Coming Soon.
Facebook page.
Update from Facebook 9/13/12...
We are proud to announce that Exxodus Pictures has partnered with Freestyle Releasing for the nationwide theatrical release of JINN! A release date will be announced in the forthcoming weeks. Here we go!Modern man has all but forgotten this Third race. It is time for him to remember. "JINN" A supernatural thriller by Exxodus Pictures. In theaters soon.
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I also have those Netflix address's to exclude. As mentioned above, the login page (www.netflix.com/login) never appears on the list so I cant move it to the "allow" side.
It doesn't show up for me as well. What makes you think there should be a cookie (www.netflix.com/login)?
With the two saved cookies I have, the site remembers me and I'm automatically signed in to Netflix.
What browser are you using?
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I constantly have to log into Netflix.(user name/password) CCleaner always deletes the cookies.
Although I have excluded the cookies from Netflix.com for CCleaner, the log in page for Netflix (netflix.com/login) never appears in the exclusion list.
I can't find a way to add this address manually.
Are you using Options > Exclude to keep the cookies?
If so, login at Netflix then close your browser. In CCleaner go to Options > Cookies and move the cookies from delete to keep using the ->.
Have a look at this link for more details.
I have two cookies from Netflix, "netflix.com" and "www.netflix.com" both non flash cookies.
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Just a follow-on question:
After changing the advanced option to save the settings in an ini file and the ini file has been created, can you uncheck that option and go back to CCleaner using the registry for "normal" operation without causing a problem?
Clearing the box will save the settings in the registry, then delete the ini file in the CCleaner folder without causing a problem.
I periodically backup an updated ini file to another media for safe keeping.
Saving the settings to an ini file essentially makes the program portable.
Both are really considered "normal" operation. It's a matter of personal preference.
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By far the best way to do this would be as ident suggested, to save all settings to ini file.
This would save all settings not just cookies to keep.
Here's a link to the page that explains it. (Last entry)
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i never had the problem when i used XP
i only noticed it when i moved to vista 64bit in 07, so stopped using CC then
thought i`d see what it was like with win 7 64bit, but still does it
yes IE wasnt open
When I tested Vista 32-bit, the cookies are still there.
I had thought 64-bit may be what the problem is, but I haven't read any posts from other users to support it.
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i know they are, but its not the flash cookies im bothered about its all the other ones that get deleted
i have read the link.
its this that doesnt work
Option 1: To keep all cookies on your PC
In CCleaner, click the Cleaner icon at left.
On the Windows tab, under Internet Explorer, clear the Cookies check box.
If you have no other Web browsers installed, you have finished. If not, click the Applications tab.
Under each browser listed, clear the Cookies check box.
From this point on, whenever you run the Cleaner, it will retain all cookies from these browsers.
thats is not working for me, its still deleting them
I just tested XP by clearing the Cookies check box for IE.
Ran the cleaner and my cookies are still there.
I will run the same test on Vista later and post my results.
I'm sure there's an explanation for what's happening on your system.
Let us help you figure it out.
I was unaware about what Nergal posted.
also sometimes, if you have protected mode on, delete "index.dat files" will do this (not sure if it still does it in the current version, I've long since stopped using the ie section of ccleaner except for cache and cookies)One more thought for now. Are you closing Internet Explorer before running the cleaner?
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i just dont want it to delete IE cookies, not bothered about anything else
it was doing what i have outlined in my other posts years ago(vista 64bit) , so i stopped using CC
i had hoped they would have fixed it by now, but it would seem not
Flash cookies are also used in IE. If you clear the box for "Adobe Flash Player", I think you'll find what your looking for.
Before you give up on the best cleaner out there, click on the link below and take the time to read about the programs features.
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There are also flash cookies.
Cleaner > Applications > Multimedia > Adobe Flash Player.
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Apparently, links for portable versions of all Piriform products are broken at this time.
I'm sure they'll be fixed ASAP.
You can get it from here.
Use the "Download@Majorgeeks" link.
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If you are having difficulty locating the file I suggest you install the warp speed search engine Everything.
The saved file will resemble cc_123456789_123456.reg
Thanks for the link kroozer, this will come in handy for my XP box.
widu is using Vista which already has an advanced search engine in the start menu, it works great and will open the file location with a right click menu option.
Type in .reg and under files you will see file(s) like the example kroozer showed.
Right click on one and choose open file location.
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I believe my previous post only applies to history under the Favorites tab.
Some of the Address Bar Autocomplete data is stored in the registry, and as index.dat files.
When you highlight a line do you see a red X to the far right, if so click on it to delete the item.
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Have you looked in the History folder to see if they're there?
This is where it is in Vista...
C:\Users\XXXX\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\History
Double click on the items in the history folder to view history.
User name is as far as you'll get without changing the folder view.
Tools > Folder Options > View
Show hidden files and folders and clear the box for hide protected operating system files.
Be careful, and be sure to change them back when you're done.
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If you only want one home page, have you tried use current then click OK.
Click on the drop-down arrow on the right edge of the Home button to access options. If they're listed, you can remove a home page or remove all home pages.
What operating system and version of Internet Explorer are you using?
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This does look like fun.
Hey login123, how did you post that image without it being an attachment or a link?