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http://www.piriform.com/docs/ccleaner/advanced-usage/ccleaner-ini-files/how-to-clean-user-data-from-non-standard-mozilla-browsers For chrome and opera replace the word firefox with chrome or opera respectively.

Yes this is correct

I understand zero percent of this post. What's the problem and what's the edit of ccleaner.ini needed, or is an edit of winapp2.ini what's needed but I still don't know what edit you say is needed?

Those look like database files so it may be that what you are seeing is the size of the empty database.

Try killing the google crash handler and see if that helps; also, since your screenshot only goes to m, check for plugincontainer.exe

+1

Payment gets you a year of priority support and automatic updates. Features of pro (such as multi-user cleaning and more advanced monitoring) will continue to work after the year is up.

I've oft suggested that, an endorse your statement. That entry (without the warning) was actually imported into the ccleaner default rules, scary time that was.

@SMalik, the windows media player one should have 'Windows Media Player Databases' and the warning carved into their own, It literally destroys the WMP library, most users of WMP do not want that to occur

Bundling also allows software to be free. As far as your customize screenshot @arqn that's not where the checkbox is, it's on the first page the installer shows (as per screenshot @APMichael provided)

Instead of waiting while they fix it, you can download the portable version ( https://piriform.com/ccleaner/builds ) and over write the old version with the contents of the zip.

I understood and answered, the same that I'd answer your read of it. But, I'll try again: the freespace of the drive is overwritten by one or more random letter files. Once that space is filled (it'll at this point look like you have no space left on the drive) ccleaner will flush the files with a non-recycle-bin delete; this will leave you with the same free space at the beginning. It should be noted that freespace wipe too often will significantly reduce the life of a drive.

The license for the Pro is for one install point only, so in most cases you'd need one per PC

It will first fill your drive then upon completion will delete said filling freeing up the space again

Wait so now I actually need to type out my registry advice...boo

most likely you nees to run those applications within the virtual client, running them on the host machine will have no cleaning effect on the virtual machine

Make sure ccleaner's not running (such as monitoring). Manually delete ccleaner64 and then run the installer.

Pretty sure you just told them yourself

Is anyone else irked by the fact that clicking on a thread doesn't bring you to the last read anymore. Or is that just my firefox mobile and others go to the last read?

I do indeed

You, actually, didn't tell ccleaner to skip firefox; you told it not to warn you that firefox is open. Your firefox skips cleaning because firefox is open or has left something still running. There is the option to return those warnings in settings (I think it's called "show warnings" but I don't have access to a pc right now). To stop ccleaner from skipping firefox, though, you'll need to figure out why firefox is still running in background when you use ccleaner.

Trium's correct, we can't provide aid until you can recreate the bug without winapp2.ini

at no point, with this version, was it called a false positive, at least not on purpose.

Doesn't pm already clean with firefox and (if necessary) custom profile location?

@werty,the like button is non-functional, it never has been. We've advised piriform to remove it but they never have.