Nergal

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Usally this is caused by edge (or a program that uses webview) still running, perhaps in the background. Make sure all applications and apps are closed (check task manager's detailed processess window for edge, browser host, ms office and any running apps as all are known to lock the browser).

He has no more power, to do that, than you do. You can make it a suggestion in the suggestions board.

I believe all three provide the same cleaning, I think the difference is the license.

please write in english or use a translator (such as google) to make it english. Thank you

By which I mean normal recreation by windows

They all look like regenerating empty files, to me

Yes you can install the free version and enter your keys and it will be Pro again.

CCleaner's uninstall section is just the same as uninstalling from the program's control panel. Most antimalware require you to run a propritory removal application (eg. NoNav from Norton) as you wouldn't want malware to be able to uninstall your protection.

This should not occur. Did you get ccleaner from piriform's website? What version of ccleaner. What is pointing you toward saying it's making a connection. Maybe you're clicking on run cleaner directly after opening the program and it's checking for updates still.

Yeah, we went down that road with him, CL didn't seem to work in his case, so another moderator suggested to post this request.

Ccleaner's license allows for only one instance

Some features of pro, multi-user cleaning and advanced monitoring, will remain after the year has passed. Other features, auto update and priority support will end after the year.

Double post closed, please see your other thread.

Bad news: Yearly - some features cease working after a year, more on that below -, no multi-pc license is available. Good news: The free version cleans just as well as the pro version. The benefits of pro are multiuser cleaning (feature continues to work after a year), browser monitoring (feature continues after year), Automatic updates without going to ccleaner website (supposedly ends after a year, though some have claimed otherwise) and finally priority support direct from the developers as opposed to having to come to this, the user forum (lasts one year). So for your means at home, the free version would probably be fine, especially if most of your PCs have only one user.

Do you have any open programs when you clean? Some applications use internet explorer to run.

Can I +1 here if I already have?

Please don't discuss competition software, this is an official company website.

Yes, if an error is there, you can likely expect ccleaner to clean it once out of beta

Not sure if it works for addons, but custom location will add browsers not in default location http://www.piriform.com/docs/ccleaner/advanced-usage/ccleaner-ini-files/how-to-clean-user-data-from-non-standard-mozilla-browsers For chrome based browsers replace FIREFOX with CHROME. For opera replace with OPERA

Are you using a winapp2.ini or any ccleaner enhancing addons?

Beta software is not covered by CCleaner. The developers receive the betas at the same time you do, so it would be impossible for it to guarantee that it'll work with them.

Speccy uses wmi to query most (all?) of its data from, so I'd say it's supposed to do that.

The pro allows for one installation only. for a year after buying pro you get priority support (so you don't have to deal with this user forum) and automatic updates. After that year those two things cease but all other pro features (multi-user, browser monitoring) remain.

Ccleaner as far as I know already uses internetcookie api