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Hi, I just noticed when opening ccleaner it is using 100% CPU to start up, it lasts for about 10secs. This is annoying because it makes the CPU fan speed and if you have a loud one like I got, it becomes annoying. System setup: Acer Laptop - TravelMate 804LMi CPU: Pentium M (centrino) 1700Mhz RAM: 2GB OS: Windows 7 x86

Thx for the tip - I must have not been thinking. Found it, added it.

Hi, There is a Symantec Temporary File folder located in C:\ProgramData\Symantec Temporary Files under the Windows 7 file structure. It would be nice to include this location to be cleaned by CCleaner. Version of Norton used Norton 360 v3.0 Windows 7

Disregard this, silly of me. I had the don't delete files older than 48hrs selected. I removed it, took some files out, rebooted and now they are all gone. CCleaner is on top of it's game.

Hi Hazelnut, I am experiencing the same issue. I ran ccleaner, I have System Files - temp files set to delete. I ran it, and nothing got deleted. I then rebooted, since I read on a different threat that when a file cannot be deleted it is set to delete on next reboot. I rebooted and nothing happened. Unless I'm supposed to check mark that option, but I cannot find anywhere that says, "Delete on reboot". I am checking the following location C:\DOCUME~1\username\LOCALS~1\Temp several files with the extension .tmp and a messenger cache folder is still sitting there. Not to long ago I installed a new HDD, so I know my Windows is free of issues since I haven't installed anything or unistalled anything of the normal use. I noticed this has been the case in previous versions as well. OS: Win XP SP3 CCleaner v2.22.968

Hi Glenn, I looked over the thread and it looks like I have to add the folder to ccleaner, is that correct?

It would be a good idea to include flash cookie detection. Found this article on the web about how flash cookies can now be used to track a user. I'm not sure if ccleaner detects these or not. thank you for your time. Flash Cookie tracking article