medemblik

Thanks for your input! However..it does not defeats the purpose of the Cleaner (It still cleans up a lot) but defeats the purpose of the override tool, but I think thats what you ment!

Maybe a "stupid" question but don't you have a 40 GB hard drive wich has now 17,5GB of used space and 22,5GB of unused space? (The 0,5 GB extra could have been freed from the defragging)

Hi there, This is my second topic and I already searched for the same problem I have with the Safe CleanUp tool within CCleaner but can only see topics from around 2007. Since it is 2009 now, is it?, because since I noticed that this Safe Cleanup tool does not do his work for some reason, nothing is sure for me now. My problem is that when I run the Safe Cleanup tool within CCleaner, and use the Gutman or the single overwrite setting, it seems as if it does its job untill you run the program Recuva (Also of Piriform). I was mainly interested in overwriting all the stored JPG in the Internet temp files but also any other "rubbish" but RECUVA restores everything in the previous state (before overwriting). My settings within Ccleaner are on Default (with the exception of Windows logfiles within WINDOWS - SYSTEM) Does anybody know whats going on here? Does this Safe Cleanup tool still doesn't work like the remarks in 2007? Am I doing something wrong f.e. wrong or incomplete settings? Any answer would be appreciated!

I do not know if this subject has passes this forum already, it takes me to much time to read all the items, but since the last two versions (I think) CCleaner brings down my Sygate firewall after a cleaning. So it cleans ok but if I close Ccleaner I get a message on my screen saying that my firewall Sygate has performed an invalid instruction and will be closed down wich it infact does. So after I run a cleaning session with Ccleaner my firewall is brought down and I have to start it manualy again. I have this problem only while running Ccleaner and from about the last 2 releases. I have Windows-98SE on a Pentium-3 500MHZ with 512 MB SDRam wich I use as a backup for my AMD-64 with XP. Any solutions or experiences? Thanks in advance, Medemblik / The Netherlands