TheFiresInTheSky

your very welcome! feel free to stick around the forum and chat

welcome to the forum your the second person ive heard say about the log files, i wasnt aware that they were deleted but i guess they're supposed to be. only mr g can tell us that because he is the developer and doesnt give out his source (which is smart). what i would do is what for the next version and hopefully mr g will get this cleared up. im letting him know right now -aaron

thats gotta suck. hey, mine too!

welcome bollen are you sure you have the latest version? my dad has spyware doctor and also ccleaner, no problems. -aaron

yeah, we have a computer room also. its even bigger than my room :mad: 4 big desks, 3 PCs and 2 laptops...and i christmas tree now!

it deletes what it knows is safe. windows may need the log files for something. for what, i dont know.

Love it, it's great! No issues whatsoever and I havent heard that many on this site either!

ah, now i remember. i totally lost it there!

krit, whats st. nicks?!

could you please post a screenshot?

Happy holidays to all of you too! Don't forget to get me something for Christmas. I've been looking at this nice $2300 flat screen at Best Buy ...He's right!...I think...

Welcome to the forums This is happening because you are using a storage device such as a CD-R that cannot be written to. You may want to consider a flash drive or a CD-RW. Or you can just stick with the issues

welcome to the forums http://support.microsoft.com/kb/164501 I think there are just keys in the registry which point to a DLL. If the DLL is missing, CC marks it as a missing shared DLL. DLLs are often left behind when uninstalling a program because they could be used for more than one program so the uninstaller doesnt delete them. It is okay to delete most if not all of these missing DLLs. This is just what I think so dont take me up on my word -aaron

welcome to the forums cartin could you please explain a little more what your looking for? are you asking that ccleaner should erase the hotfix uninstallers?

from what i can tell, you need a program. heres a bit of info on the subject http://www.robertwisbey.com/how_to_web_cam_wc32.html

calm down m8! i wouldnt say you're right, what OS are you running? also, are you saying it doesnt delete any or it deletes the ones you want to keep? you werent quite clear on that..

be sure that you tick the little box on the ccleaner part where you choose the options. i think its under the advanced section -aaron

wow, many are having this problem. so this just started happening in the last version with all of you?

please try and install this, http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showtopic=1192 michele, i think you already installed them but uninstall them then restart then install these then restart again and then try ccleaner

welcome to the forums gramps ccleaner is a very trust worthy program. everyone here will say that. theres an analyze button so you can run that and see what it will delete before it actually deletes it!

good article. i learned a bit

welcome to the forums michele have you tried running it in safe mode? to get to safe mode, continually press F8 while booting up.

welcome to the forums make sure you have that option checked to delete cookies. then go to ccleaners settings and theres something that says only delete cookies older than 48 hrs. uncheck that and it should start working fine

i may know a fix, what OS are you running? (ex. XP home, 98, 95, ect..)

yes, there are some options in the advanced section which remove quite a bit.