4n6
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In fact I tried the CCleaner again after surfing the net - sure enough the Files are still there.
As they say if it seems to good to be true - it probably isn't.
Here's an example of the Files left behind: 1:4664/REDIR File
I may have identified the problem.
On my versions of CCLeaner 2.24.1010 Google Chrome does not appear.
On my old version still on my Laptop 2.17.853 - *Google Chrome cache clean etc is listed.
I wonder why the new version omits this?
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That defeats the entire point of CCleaner.
It is not doing the job it is supposed to do. This is a distinct weakness and flaw.
In fact its almost as good as useless if its not going to Clean the Google Cache.
In fact I tried the CCleaner again after surfing the net - sure enough the Files are still there.
As they say if it seems to good to be true - it probably isn't.
Here's an example of the Files left behind: 1:4664/REDIR File
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Perhaps the answer is here
http://labnol.blogspot.com/2004/07/clear-g...arch-cache.html
That defeats the entire point of CCleaner.
It is not doing the job it is supposed to do. This is a distinct weakness and flaw.
In fact its almost as good as useless if its not going to Clean the Google Cache.
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I would like to know this too.
Downloaded Google Desktop. Searched Desktop and may of the websites i have visited turn up.
Please try Google Desktop Search for yourself.
I will conduct another test shortly and feedback to you.
I had found that some 100 sites recently viewed were diarised and found via the Google tool.
So no need to be a Forensics expert.
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CCleaner does not remove or clean the Google Searched Files that I had thought were cleaned and deleted.
Following extensive use of CCleaner over several years - I have accidentally discovered that when utilizing
the Google Desktop Search Tool - I can still find many Files that I thought had been deleted.
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All I want is a Cleaner that cleans. And why does the new version I download omit Google Chrome?
This is not a 100% fool-proof cleaner - and should not be touted as the be all end all of Cleaners.
Maybe the whole thing is connected with Google - who knows what goes on behind the scenes..
After all is it in the interest of Big Brother if there is Freeware out there that removes all traces?