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Just installed v5.24 and the IE cookie issue is not fixed. First time running the app, all the cookies I have selected to keep are still in the cookie folder. However, IE will not recognize them. I need to re-sign in to all sites, whereupon a new cookie is added to the folder. Running Ccleaner again deleted everything in the cookie folder including the new cookies. Re-importing all the desired cookies just repeats the same scenario. I did make sure that IE was not running at the time. Furthermore, all IE history was deleted as well, which is something I have not selected to happen. I do like to keep 30 days history as I often use this to return to previous sites. Now I have lost all reference to visited websites. (The drop down history is not affected.) and before someone suggests system restore - NO this does not restore IE history. This is the same issue I had with v5.23. Once again I have re-installed v5.22 which does perform as expected. Am I to assume that Ccleaner is no longer compatible with Windows 7 and IE 11? Don't see a way to attach files to this post but, I can copy/paste the ccleaner.ini file if that would be helpful.

Just installed v5.23.5808. System is Windows 7 64bit with IE11. Have set Ccleaner to keep certain cookies on the system. Have observed two separate phenomena. 1) After running the app IE will no longer "see" the cookies which are in the cookie folder. C:\Users\John\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies. It is necessary to delete them all and re-import from saved file. 2) Sometimes, Ccleaner just deletes them all anyway regardless of the ones I want to keep. I have reverted back to v5.22.5724 which performs as expected.

FWIW - I got trim.bat to work again. Uninstalled Ccleaner and reinstalled. Mission accomplished.

Yup. Did that. As I am only one on this machine UAC has been turned off for some time. Right click, runas administrator still gives no joy. I do remember not too long ago removing the Ccleaner task from the Task Manager. I created a new task but, maybe the parameters are incorrect? Can someone advise proper setup for this?

Hi... trim.bat has stopped working for me. I realize the version of winapp2.ini is a little behind the times but, I've installed some softwares and uninstalled others since the latest iteration and was just trying to re-customized the winapp2 file to more accurately reflect my current setup. Upon re-downloading the latest winapp2 file from the website, I am encountering an impasse when trying to accomplish my mission. http://i64.tinypic.com/4raqzr.jpg

Just an observation in regards to Revo Uninstaller. Revo creates registry backups of uninstalled apps. I personally do not need these and manually delete them. There is an entry in Winapp2.ini to remove Revo's backups but, it does not do as I expect it to do. The registry backups are NOT deleted with this entry. What IS deleted in the database file that Revo uses to analyze the programs to be deleted. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what this entry is supposed to do - perhaps it's an error. Have instructed CCleaner to ignore this file (rupilogs.rupldb ) but, then the whole thing is redundant as nothing else gets deleted that I can see. Analysis Complete - (2.677 secs) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4.85 MB to be removed. (Approximate size) Secure file deletion enabled - Simple Overwrite (1 pass) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Details of files to be deleted (Note: No files have been deleted yet) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ System - Temporary Files 1,099 KB 1 files Utilities - Revo Uninstaller Backups* 3,864 KB 1 files Windows - Cached Certification Files* 5 KB 8 files ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ C:\Program Files\VS Revo Group\Revo Uninstaller Pro\rupilogs.rupldb 3,864 KB

Maybe we should have a "Don't Like" button.

Sigh. Another iteration of the program... with this annoyance firmly entrenched.

Would like to repeat a suggestion I made over a year ago. "In "List View" is there a way to make Recuva remember the preferred column size after restart? It is easy to re-size the columns but, a pain to have to do it each time." I do not need to see the columns "State" or "Comments". The green, yellow or red buttons do that already. I prefer to resize the "Filename" and/or "Path" columns but, my preference is never retained even after changing views. This is obviously not a priority issue to the developers but would certainly relieve a bit of aggravation for me and maybe some other users.

In "List View" is there a way to make Recuva remember the preferred column size after restart? It is easy to re-size the columns but, a pain to have to do it each time.

After scanning hard drive for deleted files, this file continually shows up. The file is unimportant and I do not need to recover it, although I can easily do so with Recuva and the recovered file is 11KB in size. It is intact and openable. The name of the file is: Outlook Express emails.zip and is simply a WinRar archive of the default OE folders. My querry is that I would rather just never see this again and would like to eliminate it once and for all. Recuva will not securely delete the file - giving the error as in the title of this message. ie: Size - unknown Status - Not overwritten - Unable to overwrite special file type. Have used other tools, namely: Restoration and EasyRecovery, both of which cannot even find this file. Have also tried wiping free space with Eraser and Restoration but file still appears in Recuva. And, since I originally restored to a separate hard drive, the file is now "stuck" on both drive C: and drive D: Have run Recuva is debug mode. Log is as follows: 61KQTlRGUyAgICAAAggAAAAAAAAA+AAAPwD/AD8AAAAAAAAAgACAAOvt4QQAAAAAoBQ0AAAAAABa rDoAAAAAAPYAAAABAAAAD5pfvLBfvIYAAAAA+jPAjtC8AHz7uMAHjtjoFgC4AA2OwDPbxgYOABDo UwBoAA1oagLLihYkALQIzRNzBbn//4rxZg+2xkBmD7bRgOI/9+KGzcDtBkFmD7fJZvfhZqMgAMO0 QbuqVYoWJADNE3IPgftVqnUJ9sEBdAT+BhQAw2ZgHgZmoRAAZgMGHABmOwYgAA+COgAeZmoAZlAG U2ZoEAABAIA+FAAAD4UMAOiz/4A+FAAAD4RhALRCihYkABYfi/TNE2ZYWwdmWGZYH+stZjPSZg+3 DhgAZvfx/sKKymaL0GbB6hD3NhoAhtaKFiQAiujA5AYKzLgBAs0TD4IZAIzABSAAjsBm/wYQAP8O DgAPhW//Bx9mYcOg+AHoCQCg+wHoAwD76/60AYvwrDwAdAm0DrsHAM0Q6/LDDQpBIGRpc2sgcmVh ZCBlcnJvciBvY2N1cnJlZAANCk5UTERSIGlzIG1pc3NpbmcADQpOVExEUiBpcyBjb21wcmVzc2Vk AA0KUHJlc3MgQ3RybCtBbHQrRGVsIHRvIHJlc3RhcnQNCgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAg6CzyQAAVao= [2009-11-04 11:20:22] [iNFO ] Reading MFT [2009-11-04 11:20:22] [iNFO ] Reading files [2009-11-04 11:20:24] [iNFO ] Building folders [2009-11-04 11:20:24] [iNFO ] Restoring tree [2009-11-04 11:20:24] [iNFO ] Analyzing damage [2009-11-04 11:20:24] [iNFO ] 5941 deleted files, 40641 filesystem objects [2009-11-04 11:20:24] [iNFO ] Processing deleted emails [2009-11-04 11:20:25] [iNFO ] Processing recycle bin [2009-11-04 11:20:25] [iNFO ] Returning list [2009-11-04 11:20:25] [iNFO ] 806 / 2553 [2009-11-04 11:20:25] [iNFO ] Exiting scan [2009-11-04 11:20:29] [ERROR] Not a PNG file [2009-11-04 11:20:29] [ERROR] jpg error [2009-11-04 11:20:56] [ERROR] Recuva exception: MboxFileRecordImpl.cpp(99) : Unable to overwrite special file type (0x000000b5) [2009-11-04 11:20:56] [ERROR] Not a PNG file [2009-11-04 11:20:56] [ERROR] jpg error