metalj

This is because Recuva doesnt really show you the actual files, but previous versions of them.

How do I clean/analyze this? I want to try this out. I can't find it.

It seems to be fixed in v2.03 Thanks. I'll report anything else I find.

Awesome release! Thx for everything, specially for these:

Not sure if you guys noticed, but this new Defraggler version was reviewed by Softpedia and it scored five stars (here's the link). Also, I like the changes that you guys have been doing to the Piriform website. Here's a suggestion: Under the support tab submenu you guys could add "Documentation" and "Forum". Just a suggestion.

Ok, I tried v2.02 and its still not fixed. I did notice that empty blocks do update after a new file is placed on them. The rest of the blocks don't change, as I reported previously. But isn't Defraggler supposed to update the drive map as it defrags? (You know, every block, individually, after Defraggler finishes working with it.)

Woah, dude, slow down. I wasn't trying to be rude. I just wanted to bump this topic because it disappeared.

It's still not fixed in v2.01 Are you guys going to fix this bug?

Nice. But why is Sun Java now unticked by default?

Not fixed in v2.00.230 :(

What are the changes since v2.0 Beta?

It's always hot. Thanks! Patience. This is just a quick new build. But +1

I was able to reproduce this with Defraggler v2 Are you guys going to fix this in v1, v2?

Ah, I see. It's supposed to be %LocalAppData%\Chromium\Application\chrome.exe If the developers see this, it might be fixed in the next release.

No beta? Everything looks and works great, though. Thanks a lot! I like the new Wiper tool. Maybe you guys forgot to remove it from the Cleaner and Settings sections.

And also, it's c:\program files\speccy\speccy.exe /debug without \piriform\

v1.05 has the same behavior.

When navigating through the left menu, the scrollbars in the right frame should reset to position 0,0 (top,left). For example, if I go to the "RAM" section and I scroll down, and then I go to "Hard Drives", the "Hard Drives" section will be scrolled the same amount as the "RAM" section. The expected behavior should be the scrollbars being reset to normal.

This is what i did: 1. I analyze one of my drives 2. Then I go to the "File list" tab 3. I check the box at the very top (to select all) 4. Then I press "Defrag Checked" Everything was nicely defragged, Drive tab says 0 Fragmented Files, 0 Total, 0% Everything in the "File list" tab is in one fragment. But the drive map is the same as after the first analysis. I can even click the red blocks, and it shows fragmented files that were actually defragged. If I reanalyze, the drive map updates as it should be. (note: the drive map does show activity during defrag) I was able to reproduce this twice with two of my drives. I did not attached any screenshots because this is very easy to reproduce but if you need them, just ask (or anything else I can help with ). I am using Win XP SP3, and Defraggler 1.21 Edit: quick edit

You don't have to add extra FileKeys with %ProgramFiles(x86)% When CCleaner detects 64bit it points %ProgramFiles% to the right direction (in this case C:\ProgramFiles(x86)\) It's just like %LocalAppData%, CCleaner will automatically point it to %userprofile%\local settings\application data\ on Windows XP.

You should remove SRWare Iron as it now has official support.

I've always used this one. Long time I haven't used it though.

Hey guys. When version 2.21 was released it introduced "multiple item selection on Start up tool", which was all I really wanted. (just click an empty space and drag it) Since then, everything has been working great for me, and I think that what I suggested back then, when I made this topic, is not really needed anymore. This topic is like really old and I no longer want this feature. I also don't like this topic being bumped. So, can any of the mods lock it? If anybody else wants this feature, just make a new topic.

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No need to modify anything!!! CCleaner already knows where %LOCALAPPDATA% is (on all Windows versions, including XP).