craiger

Good question. I have noticed that I've been getting greeted with, "It's time for your PC's Health Check" - which never used to happen. Not realizing that this was something different from the Custom Clean (I now see that it is), I simply proceeded, thinking I was doing a Custom Clean. A few questions: What is Health Check - and why would I use it instead of Custom Clean? I see no way to change any setting for Health Check (i.e. unlike with Custom Clean, I see no way to access a Privacy tile - or anything else - in order to uncheck "History"). If I see no value in Health Check (or if I don't want to have to always have to remember to bypass it and use Custom Clean instead), is there a way to set Custom Clean as the default cleaner when CCleaner launches? If not, is there a way to remove Health Check? Thanks, Craig

Why? This happened a few months ago and was so aggravating I started looking for a replacement. Then it stopped. And now it's started up again. A key page I need to retrieve - but hadn't bookmarked - is gone. It's become a roll of the dice now - I have zero confidence that when I run it that CCleaner will behave the way it should. Do I need to restart my search for an alternative that doesn't whimsically wipe out months of browsing history?

I am mad as hell that for the second time C Cleaner has obliterated my Firefox history, despite the fact that I've check off in setting not to. I just lost a critical page that I can't recover. What the hell is going on? I reported this issue once before, but to my knowledge got no response. I don't want to change products, but if I can't depend on this one to not erase my history, I'll have to . Does anyone have any explanation for this and what to do about it?

CCleaner has begun clearing Firefox History even thought I have unchecked it. Now, I only have 2 days of history - "Today" and "Yesterday" Why is this - and how do I get it to leave it alone?