Libbyza

I think I have now clarified and confirmed that their is a rogue cleaner riding on your backs. You need to do some investigating guys.

This happened to me too hun, unbeknowns to me I had downloaded a rogue reg cleaner that's using the same name and icon as ccleaner. I have since downloaded the correct ccleaner from the Hippo site and all is well. But you also have to be careful about the blocks being clicked and so on. But I think you got hold of the rogue like me - my computer nearly crashed. Did I make a fuss here on ccleaner, but all is well now that I have the correct cleaner.

I recall it was RegCure, and the site had a icon with Windows XP cleaner which I had to click on. But it downloaded your brand name.

Unfortunately I cannot remember the exact location of the Reg cleaner but it was definitely CCleaner so I must assume it was a rogue software with the same icon and all that.

I have since downloaded the ccleaner from the hippo site; needless to say I was very nervous. Then I went through the help section on that site to make sure I do everything properly. Then did a scan. I am a bit nervous to venture further into the program but the software was better than the one I had downloaded previously. I think or I have suspicions that a rogue copy of your cleaner is being downloaded which caused my unpleasant experience. All I could see in front of me was a complete Format of my hard drive to get rid of all the viruses. Anyway my Avast sorted the viruses out quickly and efficiently. I suggest you do some investigation into any rogue software. How can I make a donation because I don't possess a credit card and I live in South Africa. I could advertise your download on my blog perhaps. Cheers.

I copied it from CCleaner.com and the icon had the red C with the paintbrush through it. It did a standard clean, then it displayed that I had 183 problems and asked whether it should repair or not. I clicked on repair and all hell broke loose as per my last entry.

downloading ccleaner I am totally disgusted. After receiving a message to download CClean, which was advertised as free, I thought why not. However when I ran the thing, it didn't take long before it went to the pay section and when I declined to buy (can't afford it) you loaded 5 viruses on my computer. How dare you. I am totally disgusted with your back door tactics to buy your software. Not all of us have credit cards and plenty of money to buy advertised free software.