Nergal

yes free space cleaned or not clean is free space

Both the Windows and Applications section are run when you run cleaner if you are running vista or win7 you can get your files back Type %AppData%\Macromedia\Flash Player in the startmenu Right click on the folder where the flash cookies are saved "#sharedobjects" and choose properties go to the "Previous Versions tab" and open the version of the folder from before you ran cleaner open the random letters folder and copy the folder for your game from this folder to %AppData%\Macromedia\Flash Player\#sharedobjects this SHOULD return functionality to your game(s)

And as well you shouldn't. Why would you even want this please see my signature

It's in the Winapp2.ini file already get it from this thread http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=1110

To note Windows 7 (and maybe vista) places this folder C:\ProgramData\Apple\Installer Cache and C:\ProgramData\Apple Computer\installer Cache

yes it's called a Jump list and that's a new, Windows 7 Feature more here

if you search your registry you will find HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\8.0\Common probably your computer came with a trial of Office 97 export the key HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\8.0\ and then delete it if you have no issues with office 2003 (give it ~week) after doing this delete the exported key

welcome Nope that's the only difference portable leaves no install traces, it's a zip file so you don't install it at all. It comes with the portable.dat and is already (and forced to) set to save in ini file. you can place it on your flashdrive/ipod/external harddrive/ and use it on any computer you want

Also did you use the cleaner section? or the registry section? I do use Outlook and I donot have this issue and use ccleaner very regularly have you tried a system restore to before you used ccleaner?

Very good post. I'd love it if this were a sticky except do you mean Thinking is the same as not knowing, and it'd be best NOT to remove something that looks like it may be important.

Hey, ie is working for me (ie8 windows 7) can someone with a different ie or OS try the new zip Thanks still to Pluto and to the CCleaner Devs

why pay for a program to do something that you can do within IE If you only want today's history deleted than why not just do it within IE

Do you have a giant file in your RB?

Don't blame ccleaner, you should have looked at your registry entries before cleaning. Did you create a backup of the registry items as prescribed by the cleaner? if so just merge them back into the registry. If you didn't you'll have to reinstall the program, or try a system restore. From now on your best bet is to follow the advice laid out in my signature.

no just use the portable version on the other builds site or switch it to use ini in advanced before burning it to cd (of course you'll also have to let it build the ini and copy the ini to the disc with ccleaner before burning)

looks like he's not running the installer with elevated privilages (admin UAC issue)

CCleaner does not remove any restore points, unless you use the restore point section of ccleaner (Under tools) and even then removes any except for the latest Restore point

Birth of Stars

What Operating System are you using Have you tried each checkbox seperatly to see where it is freezing?

I've got a virtualbox win 95 (can't find my 3.1 discs) LOL I guess that doesn't count though

MetalJ PCCleaner dot com and tucows both carry this program, that said, I didn't look to see if any infringment was occuring However I also found this Not sure if they are related http://www.2-spyware.com/remove-pccleaner.html also in 2004-2005 the site was replaced by a fbi cyber squad warning was rebought from godaddy in (august) 2007 and started distribution some time after aug 2008

What exactly are you looking to clean? Cache? Cookies? History? if you let us know, we users can probably help create a winapp2.ini entry of course I don't understand why you don't just set Flock to clean at exit http://www.flock.com/user-guide/2.5/advpriv.html

You'll have to use Tools>Include for custom locations or make a winapp2.ini

find and delete the files. They will be at the root of your system drive (usually c:\) and be a random string of characters Use Shift+Delete as to not just send them to the recycle bin (Insert Nergal's usual Gripe about WFS being a part of ccleaners)

remove the checkmark from window size and location