I've been using ccleaner for quite some time and find it to be incredibly useful, so thanks for your hard work. If I could have one feature added it would be the ability to clean multiple user accounts at once - but I imagine you get that request a lot! Anyway, the reason for my posting here today is that I just set up a computer and created a few limited user accounts becuase the kids keep installing viruses! So I thought if I make them limited accounts, they won't be able to install anything - problem solved. As it happens, to test my theory, I downloaded ccleaner and tried to run it from one of the limited user accounts. To my surprise, it ran. It didn't create any of the shortcuts, (including in the add/remove programs applet) but it's there in program files/ccleaner alright. So, does this mean running as a lmited user isn't actually very effective at preventing installs, or is there something special about the way ccleaner installs? i.e. does it just put an executable in the program files folder and link to it - no changes to registry or any dependencies etc?
Any input appreciated.
Thanks
