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grnmeadow

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  1. I am also new to this site. I have two questions that I am sure someone out there can help me with.

    1. I am using Internet Eraser. Is this the same as CCCleaner? Will it cause a problem if I download CCCleaner?

     

    2. After reading some of these posts, I am concerned about how to use CCCleaner. I know something about computers, but, am not a guru.

     

    Thank you.

  2. Ok, its fixed. Heres the solution if anybodys interested. BTW, this machine is runnin vista home premium sp2.

     

    Move the ccleaner start menu folder:

    From: C:\Users\"USER NAME HERE"\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs (User start menu)

    To: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs (All users start menu)

     

    Step by step:

    Right click start menu orb, select "open"

    Double click "programs" folder

    Right click "ccleaner" folder and select "cut"

    Close that window

    Right click start menu orb, select "open all users"

    Double click "programs" folder

    Right click on an empty area in the window, and select "paste" (make sure its an empty area, so that you dont paste it into another folder. maximize window if necessary)

    Close that window

    Open ccleaner, and the 2 files (ccleaner.exe and uninst.exe) will be gone from the startup list.

     

    Note: this will make ccleaner available to all users of the computer, so dont do it if you dont want other users using ccleaner.

     

    I'm not sure why ccleaner does this, where other programs dont. Maybe a ccleaner bug, maybe a windows bug (not likely). Or maybe its intentional, to keep inexperienced users on the pc from runnin ccleaner.

     

    Although there wasn't any problems with havin those files in the startup list, it just bothered me.

     

    Hope this helps somebody. I couldn't find a fix anywhere.

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