Jamin4u
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Welcome to the forum Ron.
You could try TFC - Temp File Cleaner by OldTimer.
Be sure all users save any unsaved work before running. Let the program finish then reboot.
If you think your computer's infected, you could visit the Spyware Hell section of the forum.
Please read and do as much as you can in the pinned "Before you post".
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I was out drinking last night and when I woke up, I didn't know where I was.
Can anyone tell me where to find Piriform Community Forums?
Just Kidding
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Hi jgermann, and welcome to the forum.
They could also be flash cookies.
Try clearing the box for Adobe flash player.
Cleaner -> Applications -> Multimedia -> Adobe Flash Player.
If you're using Firefox, it may be under Firefox as a plugin.
Also, you could manage what cookies are deleted by moving them from delete to keep.
Options -> Cookies.
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I don't remember this being suggested before but it would come in handy.
One could activate or deactivate each inclusion or exclusion individually as needed.
Also, there could be a check all in each category.
By default, each entry should be checked.
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Thanks for the refinement of the include options screen.
I'm sure that all users will find it as easy to understand and use as I have.
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My experience has always been the same as Augeas, the target folder was never deleted, only it's contents was.
By default this is the way I prefer it. If it's not a programs folder that would be recreated,
a user would have to manually recreate the folder every cleaning.
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I missed that it was your first post here.
Welcome to the forum probie.
Sounds like you're all set now.
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hello i have the same problem,on the left site of ce cookie site there are a lot of cookie's standing there and yes i have looked en they are flash cookie's now i wont to have a clear list,how can i delete them fron this list??thank you.
Did you follow the suggestion I made in my first post?
Do you have the box checked for flash player?Cleaner -> Applications -> Multimedia -> Adobe Flash Player.
If you're using Firefox, it may be under Firefox as a plugin.
If your having a problem deleting flash cookies, please list your browser and operating system.
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I just received three delayed Email notifications dated 21st, 22nd, and 23rd.
I guess the system just woke up, or perhaps sobered up.
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I have mine set for Immediate Email Notification and I didn't get a notice that DennisD had posted here.
I ran a test on my Email address and it works just fine.
Maybe the system is taking a siesta.
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Is it just me, or are others not getting all Email notifications on replies?
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When a computer visits a website for the first time, it stores the website's DNS information in cache. The next time the computer visits a website, it looks in the cache to see if the website's information is present to use. This can cause problems if the website's DNS information has changed since the computer's last visit. Flushing the cache removes all the information stored in cache, forcing the computer to find the new DNS information for the website.
You can safely clear the DNS Cache if you're having trouble accessing a website due to a DNS error which may or may not fix the problem.
The DNS Cache does list websites visited by name, so clearing it can also help protect privacy.
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Thanks but shouldn't really be necessary though, especially as it worked fine before, so hopefully the removeself command can be added alongside the 'recurse subfolders' option
Agreed.
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There's a work around to delete a folder and not just it's content.
A manual edit of an include is necessary.
Add |REMOVESELF at the end of the path then click OK. e.g. Include5=PATH|C:\Program Files\CCleaner\Lang\|*.*|REMOVESELF
Close CCleaner then reopen and run the Cleaner.
It won't show up in results, but the folder will be gone.
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Hi pjc16wg, and welcome to the forum.
The cookies that are still in the Cookies to Delete column may be flash cookies.
Do you have the box checked for flash player?
Cleaner -> Applications -> Multimedia -> Adobe Flash Player.
If you're using Firefox, it may be under Firefox as a plugin.
You can left click on each cookie in the column, then look at the bottom of the column to see the browser and or if it's a flash cookie.
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Hi c33,
Don't know if this will help, but have you gone into the Control Panel and looked at Problem Reports and Solutions.
It may have a reference to your problem with a recommendation for a solution.
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OK, let's say that Lolwut? got in the last word.
I'm sure there will be warnings and maybe even privileges revoked for this exchange.
Why not stop here and call it a draw.
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I'm sure when a Moderator reads this there will be some action taken.
Would you all refrain from continuing this useless exchange of words.
Thank you
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In addition to Andavari's advice, you could run analyze then look for the items being removed.
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Well then, can we suggest you add this feature for XP too?
Hi Figaro,
Sure you can, just as others have.
I'd like to see it myself because I have both XP and Vista.
All we can do from here is to wait and see if it shows up in a new version of CCleaner.
If it was easily done, I'm sure we would have seen it in XP at the same time as Vista.
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Also discussed in this topic.
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I seriously don't like it myself when programs install with a version number included in the folder, sort of strange.
I think this is done so if someone installs a new version on top of the old version, custom scripts created by the user won't be lost.
You would think there would be some other way of doing that since you end up with two folders in program files.
Lang Folder
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Hi,
Delete the language folder and your done.
As others have done, I've added the folder in options > include.
C:\Program Files\CCleaner\Lang\
Under options I chose "Include files, subfolders and the folder itself."
That way when I install a new version, I don't even need to think about it.