[VirtualDub MRU not cleaned]

Hello there!

CCleaner does not clean my VirtualDub MRU.

In an old thread I read that the registry entry for that is at 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Freeware\VirtualDub\MRU List'

(http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=3683&hl=virtualdub),

while the MRU of the recent version of VirtualDub is at 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VirtualDub.org\VirtualDub\MRU List'.

If this is an error, could you please correct it?

[Invalid Default Icon Acrobat Reader]

I already have a Registry File (Adobe Reader 9.0) for this, but I have to execute it every time I cleaned ActiveX- and Classes Errors (under 'Registry'). Is there a permanent fix for this?

[Invalid Default Icon Acrobat Reader]

Couldn't this be permanently fixed in CCleaner, please?

 

The missing Acrobat Reader registry entry breaks the adobe firefox pdf plugin for me, took a while to find out..

Now I'm using FoxIt and I'm happy with it.

[CCleaner breaks MCE and MCE Remote on Windows 7]

For months I have been looking for the program that breaks my Windows 7 Media Center recording and Remote control, I am 99.999% CCleaner's cleaning is the cause. Everything works when I first install Windows 7, my remote works and the Media Center recordings start without a hitch...its only after I clean with CCleaner and reboot that some remote buttons (play, pause, stop, skip, replay, ff, rew, back, vol & mute) no longer function, the rest work fine (ch, green button, numbers, etc.)

 

BTW my remote is a Toshiba IR Remote Controller RC6 model no: G83C0005X110 and my PC is a Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV600 with Windows 7 RC installed

 

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(App)IIS Log Files=True

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Hello there!

 

I tracked down this Windows 7 problem, I have it with my X10 USB Remote:

 

When 'IIS Log Files' is selected (like you have), CCleaner clears the folder

'\System32\LogFiles\' and with it '\System32\LogFiles\Scm\'.

After a reboot, the X10 can not control my windows mixer, but the other buttons work fine.

 

So I open a command shell (as admin) and recreate the folder with 'mkdir %windir%\System32\LogFiles\Scm'.

 

After a reboot the problem is gone! Please try this out please... and if it works, tell me why!

In Vista the Scm folder is there but in use, so CCleaner cannot delete it. And XP does not have such 'Scm' folder thing.

Google says that it is used for event tracing with 'The Service Control Manager Trace Provider':

Service Control Manager SCM

 

So the qestion is why remote controls need its SCMs log folder, and why it is not locked like in Vista.

 

Juppi

 

P.S. I have the German Windows 7 and do not find the "Human Interface Device Access" service, so i could not try if this locks the Scm folder..