[ccleaner ate my printer driver!]

Hi. I've also got an HP All-in-One (C4580) that is doing the same thing. I'm running CCleaner on a Windows 7 machine. If you found a solution to the problem, I would much appreciate seeing it. Thanks.

I haven't completely isolated the file yet, but in the temp folder there seems to be a hp type of file, its in a few different places, so I haven't tried this yet. I just tried out ATF cleaner, and did a complete cleanup, temp files included. The printer worked after doing this, so there must be a different way CCleaner handles these files.

The work comp is running XP

[ccleaner ate my printer driver!]

What brand of printer is it? There is maybe a similar issue mentioned before on here.

 

Here there is mention of a similar issue, and look also in CCleaner Discussions. Hope you get it fixed.

It's a HP all in one. I have used ccleaner with other models of HP all in ones, so this could be a new way HP handles their drivers. Ill analyze and look for that HP file, and try and isolate it. Thanks!

[ccleaner ate my printer driver!]

Can you list the results of the analysis from CCleaner? Feel free to exclude what you know isn't the problem.

unfortunately i'm at home, so i cant. havent had this prob before though the printer is new and ccleaner sees it as a useless file. would the analysis be saved somewhere?

[ccleaner ate my printer driver!]

I have run ccleaner at work, and both times after I have finished, I have been unable to use the printer afterwards. It says something like a spool service error, and it doesn't show up as an installed printer, nor can I reinstall it. If I restart the computer, the printer works again. Any suggestions what I must do to keep this from happening?

Any help would be much appreciated

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