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  1. Hi there,

     

    Is it safe to run ....

     

    start menu shortcuts

    user assist history

    iis log files

     

     

    If I check these above listed items, then all that is unchecked are ...

     

    start menu shortcuts

    desktop shortcuts

    old prefetch

    menu order

    tray not...

    window size

     

    I am after the maximum privacy I can achieve and so what else should I be doing (my setting is Gutman)

     

    many thanks

    John

  2. Some info here for you on those advanced cleaning settings

     

    http://docs.piriform.com/ccleaner/ccleaner...d-windows-files

     

    Perhaps wait until you feel comfortable with ccleaner before using the advanced options?

     

    As regarding RegCure I have never used it. I find ccleaner is a very gentle and safe reg cleaner, sometimes others can go too deep.

     

    Thanks for the reference to the settings.

    As to the second part of my questions, I would be interested in furthering this discussion as to how deep to clean

  3. Good morning,

     

    I have several questions concerning CC and I hope I am not bothering anyone by rolling them into this one post

     

    Firstly, Advanced Cleaning Settings.

     

    What are the following and should I include them in the cleaning sequence .....

     

    old prefetch data

    menu order cache

    tray notifications cache

    window Size/ .....

    User Assit ...

    IIS Log Files

     

     

    Secondly ( if I am not pushing my luck too far)

     

    A couple of other programs (RegCure, in free mode, in particular) are showing 700+ faults after I have run CC.

    Presumably they amount to nothing of interest in CC.

     

    They are ....

     

    Com/Active X 4

    Path File Reference 420

    Empty Registry File 290

     

    Any suggestions are warmly received.

     

    John

  4. Hi hamall, and welcome to the forum.

     

    I've found the best solution for the Firefox Awesome "Awful Bar", if that's what you are referring to, is to disable it:

     

    First, go to your Firefox settings by putting "about:config" (without the quotes) into the address bar. Click past the warning message, and scroll down to "browser.urlbar.maxRichResults".

     

    Double click the entry, and change the default setting of 12 to 0, and then close down and relaunch Firefox.

     

    Hope that helps.

     

     

    Many thanks Dennis ... worked perfectly

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