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Will do, thanks.

If there is an entry in both "CCleaner.exe" and "winapp2.ini" have "CCleaner.exe" ignore it because the entries listed inside CCleaner are set for the default installation locations, but I put them in subfolders. For example, for me there are two appearances of "Download Accelerator Plus" in the "Applications" list. CCleaner.exe's entry: [Download Accelerator Plus] LangSecRef=3022 Detect=HKCU\Software\SpeedBit\Download Accelerator Default=True RegKey1=HKLM\SOFTWARE\SpeedBit\Download Accelerator\FileList RegKey2=HKCU\Software\SpeedBit\Download Accelerator\HistoryCombo RegKey3=HKCU\Software\SpeedBit\Download Accelerator\ADS\SecondMedia FileKey1=%ProgramFiles%\DAP\Temp|*.* FileKey2=%ProgramFiles%\DAP\Ads|*.* FileKey3=%ProgramFiles%\DAP\Log|*.* winapp2.ini's entry: [Download Accelerator Plus] LangSecRef=3022 Detect=HKCU\Software\SpeedBit\Download Accelerator Default=True RegKey1=HKLM\SOFTWARE\SpeedBit\Download Accelerator\FileList FileKey1=%PROGRAMFILES%\Internet\DAP\Temp|*.* FileKey2=%ALLUSERSAPPDATA%\SpeedBit\DAP\Temp|*.* FileKey3=%ALLUSERSAPPDATA%\SpeedBit\DAP\Log|*.* Thank you.

I agree. I keep expecting that option to be there in every new release, but it never comes. Or, when adding a registry key to exclude, have it automatically recognized when the format is a copy and paste from the Registry's right-click command, "Copy Key Name". For example, after a registry scan, I right-click a result and select "Open in regedit..." then I right-click the key that is opened and "Copy Key Name". Then I paste that into CCleaner's "Exclude" page button, "Add Registry". Even better would be a right-click command to exclude, right in the results window. Thank you.