[Non-default installation locations]

Will do, thanks.

[Non-default installation locations]

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.

["Add registry string to exclude"]

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.