[Critical Error]

Nope, I have full admin privileges. Thanks for the idea though.

Regards,

NM

[Do not change status of "Starting in Reading Layout" im MS Word]

The only solution is to untick the cleaning of Office in CCleaner to keep your settings, otherwise they'll get wiped out with the cleaning of Office

 

Do a forum search for Word and/or Office and you'll see a good sized amount of other posts about the Word settings getting wiped out, it isn't nothing new and pops up from time to time from people not expecting their settings to be removed.

 

Unticking Office in CCleaner does not appear to fix this - any other ideas?

Thanks.

NM

[Critical Error]

Occurs very occaisionally when running cleaner. Rebooting fixes the problem, but I'd like it not to occur in the first place

Regards

NM

[Critical Error]

Hello, Just gotten a "critical error" Anybody knows what this means, or whether I should be concerned, or what I need to do (if anything)

 

Here's the text of the error message:

 

The thread attempted to read from or write to a virtual address for which it does not have the appropriate access

 

 

CCleaner v2.05.555

MS Windows XP SP2

Intel Pentium M processor 1.70GHz

512MB RAM

ATI MOBILITY RADEON 7500

 

Application::Run

 

Thanks, NM.

[Added ability to override default embedded INI files]

Hello,

I now have three winapp*.ini files in the CCleaner directory (winapp.ini, winapp1.ini, winapp2.ini) None of them refer to ms office or ms word - so how do I edit these files to prevent celaner from deleting my word settings?

Thanks,

NM

PS using CCleaner version 2.06.567 on Windows XP SP2

[Application Cleaning]

Hello,

 

I have two questions about v2.06.567

 

First, if I select "Cleaner" and then "Applications" tab - why do some of the applications have asterisks next to the name?

 

Second, where can I find a list of exactly what is cleaned for each application. For example, CCleaner apparently removes the autocomplete names list from Outlook. What else does CCleaner clean from Outlook - where can I find the list for each app?

 

Thanks

NM

[Do not change status of "Starting in Reading Layout" im MS Word]

The only solution is to untick the cleaning of Office in CCleaner to keep your settings, otherwise they'll get wiped out with the cleaning of Office

 

Do a forum search for Word and/or Office and you'll see a good sized amount of other posts about the Word settings getting wiped out, it isn't nothing new and pops up from time to time from people not expecting their settings to be removed.

 

 

Thanks for your quick reply -- seems like it's an undocumented feature rather than a bug.

NM

[Do not change status of "Starting in Reading Layout" im MS Word]

Hello

On the "General" tab of the "Options" in MS Word 2003 there is a checkbox to control whether MSWord starts in "Allow starting in reading layout" As far as I can tell CCleaner checks this option when it is cleaning up MS Office. I think this is a bug to change user selected options. Can this be fixed?

Thanks

NM

[empty disk space cleaner]

I would steer anyone away from Glary after trying out a free version a few months back and finding it to be unreliable, untrustworthy and capable of being a real system killer. So I certainly wouldn't trust it to erase a disk.

 

Ignore away

 

 

Agree totally - Glary trashed my operating system so badly I had todo a complete re-install

[Clean up Microsoft Office Picture Manager]

Hello,

 

Could you add the functionality of deleting OIScatalog.cag from C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\OIS and also deleting all files from C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\OIS\thumbnails

 

Thanks,

NM