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Nope, can't delete them anymore, not even ancient ones from many years ago. If they can't be deleted and are considered to be "permanent" I wonder why there wasn't an increase across the board for all members in the MB amount that can be uploaded, silly that it isn't and yet a prime reason to use an image hosting site.

Can't you delete images from within your profile settings? Click your profile name, then click My Attachments. Then again use with caution, trying to mess around with it crashes my browsers. Probably start using an image hosting site instead.

New entry: [ToniArts EasyCleaner Duplicates*] LangSecRef=3024 Detect=HKLM\Software\ToniArts\EasyCleaner Default=False FileKey1=%ProgramFiles%\ToniArts\EasyCleaner|Duplicat.*

First time I've even heard of it!

I don't like that being there at all. Sure you can temporarily remove what you don't like for a particular session that you're logged in, but it never retains the setting. All-in-all a pretty awful update!

Probably because it has changed to the round style. If you have your avatar stored on your computer perhaps resize it and re-upload it.

That's the reason to use a Chrome-clone again like SRWare Iron (have to manually update it though), Comodo Dragon, etc.

@ mta: Perhaps give Chrome or a Chrome-clone a try. With using a Chrome-clone I haven't ran into any sites where I have to use a different browser, whereas with Firefox it has issues on some sites. Since you have a current OS you'll have IE or Edge to fall back upon too.

Is there some specific reason to not also have .NET Framework Logs* combined with it?

The above quoted cleaner has two FileKey1, correction posted below: [.NET Framework Logs*] LangSecRef=3025 Detect=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\.NETFramework Default=False FileKey1=%WinDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\*\*\Logs|*.*|RECURSE FileKey2=%WinDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\*\*\Logs|*.*|RECURSE

I haven't had any clashes or incompatibilities between CCleaner 5.36 (Portable Version) and the lite version of MediaInfo called MediaInfo Lite.

I hadn't even noticed that, but yeah it's another caveat. I did however find out that if you mouse over the time it will then display the actual date+time that humans are used to seeing which should be by default in my opinion. Looks like the admins need to configure the forum software allot based upon user suggestions, that is if they do or even have the time to fiddle with this rather disappointing version upgrade I meant downgrade. Screenshot:

Make sure it's not in Cookies to Keep! Open CCleaner and go into: 1. Options > Cookies 2. If you see YouTube.com listed in 'Cookies to Keep' highlight it with your mouse and press the back arrow in CCleaner <- which will move it into 'Cookies on Computer' which will then allow CCleaner to delete them.

So they have to install an extension (or is that an "app") just to have something as critical as numbers.

XP and newer all come with .Net Framework pre-installed. Although with XP one should at least download and install .Net Framework 2.0 and apply all security updates for it because allot of software requires it. Versions beyond 2.0 can be ignored on XP as long as software doesn't require it. However unfortunately some antivirus software requires at least .Net Framework 4.0 to be installed one that comes to mind is Panda Security v18 ("Panda Free Antivirus").

I think showing so many members on the right makes little sense, especially if they aren't even logged onto the forums.

It is faster as you've stated. However even when disabling and even uninstalling uBlock Origin I'm still unable to post anything in a topic or PM with FF Portable ESR 52.4.1. Nothing more I can do on my end.

+1. I more than don't like it! I can only browse the forums using Mozilla Firefox ESR Portable v52.4.0 (32-bit), if I want to post anything I have to do so in SRWare Iron. I wish Piriform would dump IPB completely and use something that's more conventional looking and has better usability like the free ElkArte. Edit: Doesn't work in Mozilla Firefox ESR Portable v52.4.1 either.

One thing though is the folder path you listed in your first post "T:\Ietemp" is a non-default path. By default IE stores Temporary Internet Files in your user profile. Only noteworthy because in the past like many, many years ago moving where it stores files had the potential of possibly causing issues.

If you go through your copy of winapp2.ini it's worthwhile to remove the cleaners from it for software you don't have installed and will likely never install. Also noteworthy is that some bugs were recently found in winapp2.ini, as seen starting here and here, so maybe update it once those are all found and corrected. I personally don't use the winapp2.ini file in whole, I just pick and choose exactly what I want from it.

Perhaps try CCleaner Portable in other words a completely fresh CCleaner without any previous settings which could have an issue. Unzip CCleaner Portable into a unique location all its own so that it leaves your installed version untouched. Try CCleaner Portable without using winapp2.ini.

Change it to this and see if it works: Include40=PATH|C:\tmp\|*.*|RECURSE|0|0|24

Revo Uninstaller. There's a freeware version available on the product download page: https://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html

Cleaning IE which Microsoft changed with an update can cause CCleaner to go very slow when cleaning IE. Make sure you don't also have any secure delete mode enabled as that will only make it even slower.

They haven't responded. So we'll see what happens.