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This really will drive us crazy (i mean both, me and CCleaner ) Using Windows Clean Disk feature (right click Drive > Properties > Clean Disk > Temporary Internet Files > View files) i can see an index.dat file (size 944Kb) saved in this path: G:\Cache\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5. Using Windows File Search it doesn't find this file at all It find only another index.dat file (size 32Kb) saved in the Cookies folder. Of course "hide system and hidden files" feature is disabled.

The normal behavior is that index.dat files appears as "marked for deletion" in CCleaner logs. Ths doesn't happens in my case

Starting from 1.39.502 version, CCleaner still doesn't detect/delete my index.dat files, as i've reported in some previous posts Maybe this is due to some "not default" config of my Win XP (i like to keep all my Temporary Internet Files in a separate partition of my HD), but can't realize why some other cleaning applications i've tried can still detect, read and delete my index.dat files with no problems. Thanks Edit: Win XP Pro SP2 fully patched IE Version: 7.0.5730.11

Sorry, AFAIK there is no way to repair this. However, for your information, CCleaner delete the uninstallers only, not the Updates. In other words, you loose the ability to uninstall some WindowsUpdates, not the Updates themselves, that are still installed and working on your system. But of course they don't appears anymore in Add/Remove list.

Sorry, but IMO this does't make any sense. Recovering eg. 10 Mb today and 10 Mb tomorrow, CCleaner have saved 10 Mb two times, not 20 Mb

Hi MrG, since we are in this topis, i'm the italian translator of CCleaner, and i've translated as well some CCleaner webpages (Quick Tour, FAQs, Features... ). The download is directly linked to the official english Piriform website, i don't host any executable. What i've made is visible here My Personal Website (click CCleaner Quick Tour) I've asked on the forum sometime ago about this, getting no answers Please let me know if this is fine for you (i don't want break any rule, copyrights, etc...) If not, of course i'll immediately delete all this stuff. Also, if you like, i can send you the whole translated package. Thanks

I mean in the blank space just above the "Analyze" and "Run Cleaner... " buttons, where CCleaner shows all the crap candidate for deletion. Yes, i've read about some tricks to do this

Must confirm also this My index.dat file currently is not detected/cleaned, starting from previous version of CCleaner, as i've reported in some other threads.

I can confirm this behaviour. Right clicking > Properties on my Temporary Internet Files folder it contains 5 subfolders (Content.IE5 + 4 random named subfolders, as usual). But these folders are always hidden for Windows Explorer, even unhiding all system files by default. They can be visualized only thru Windows Disk Cleaner > Clean Disk > Show Files, or (and this is pretty strange) browsing the directory using Winrar.

Hi, some application installers save their files in a Temp folder, and those files are needed at restart. Deleting them immediately may cause corrupted and/or incomplete installs. 48 hours is considered a reasonable delay for delete them without cause any problem.

Please see this screenshot, taken from my ITALIAN localized WinXP version. My programs are stored in the "Programmi" folder (not "Program Files"), my Fonts are stored in a folder called "Fonts" (not "Caratteri"). Hope this helps. /end thread for me

Sorry, i disagree. Sometimes there is no need to translate exactly the original text, "word by word". "Font" is an example. Eg. "firewall". Everyone using a PC in the world know what is a "firewall". I know the italian translation is "muro di fuoco", but (fortunately ) never seen it translated. Except from french people, but that is an... unique exception. "Windows" itself is an english word, but who will ever translate it? OMG! I hope Piriform will never make such a group! A third translator will translate in a different third way, and so on... A real Babel !!! Ok, i'm afraid this discussion is pretty boring for other users, so i stop here. I've tried to explain why my translation is made in this way. Any further suggestion is welcome, i don't pretend my work is 100% perfect (nothing is, in this world ) Bye

Hi, i suppose you know that index.dat files are deleted only after a computer reboot. May i ask if you view index.dat file as "Marked for deletion" in CCleaner log?

Ah, so you are AN italian translator. Nice to meet you...

No sorry, you have simply stolen my work, adding to it some bad things i completely disagree Let me say, translate software is not exactly like translate... a book. The first rule is to shorter every sentence as possible. Keeping the right sense, of course. "Font" is international computer language, just like "hard disk" or "mouse" or "scanner" or "webcam". There is no need to translate such a word. What's the point translating "font" in "carattere (font)"? "Font" is perfectly understandable for italian people, and is shorter. Also, when you try to make translations, take a look how every sentence fit in the application field. Eg. you have translated "Fix selected issues... " > "Ripara i problemi selezionati...". This is perfectly correct italian language, but in that way the caption doesn't fit in the button. Very bad result, the worst that can happen in translations, IMNSHO. My translation is "Ripara selezionati..." (eng. "Fix selected..."). The sense is perfectly understandable (since we are in the Issues section of CCleaner) and the caption fits nice in the button (one row only). Also, you have added "here" to "Click HERE to check for updates". What's the point? Of course user will click _HERE_, since this sentence is located in a mouseover tooltip. "Click to check for updates" is totally understandable, but shorter (and more... stylish too). Let me kindly ask a last thing. Never go in a forum saying "i'm THE italian translator". Maybe you're AN italian translator. Hope your english is good enough for understand what's the difference Note: I've put smiles everywhere, since Piriform website says most people in here is friendly , but i'm very disappointed.

Hi, I'm the italian translator of CCleaner since a couple of years. Just downloaded your .dll but can't find nothing different or new. May you please specify which words are missing and/or which phrases are incorrect? Thanks

Just tried. i_view32.ini can be deleted. Irfanview recreate it automatically, but obviously every customization is lost.

However, IMO a builded-in backup and/or a "deactivate (without delete)" feature in CCleaner, for startup entries, would be very appreciate.

Here all works fine using every type of file deletion. WinXP Pro SP2 fully patched IE 7.0.5730.11

Those icons are known as "favicons", and AFAIK there is no way for CCleaner to leave them undeleted, since by default are saved as Temporary Internet Files. The only way i know for keep the icons is manually copy each icon in some other folder, then give manually the path for each favorite to the new location (Right click Favorite > Properties > Change icon)

I have reported same problem here. Forum Link Since you say "doesn't detect" i assume your index.dat files doesn't appear as "marked for deletion" in Analyze and/or Run logs. If so, same here

I'm the italian translator of CCleaner. Let me know

Wonder that is a "systemprofile" not in use, since i can delete the index.dat file in that path without reboot. I know my Internet Cache is not keeped in the default location (it is moved in G:\Temporary Internet Files\), but is my choice and is like this from ages, and has never been a problem for CCleaner. It find and clean all the other files type in that location (temporary internet, cookies, history, and so on...) but not index.dat ones. Neither after the latest update to 1.40.520.

Well, making a file search (unhiding all file types, of course) i can find 6 or 7 index.dat files, in Application Data, Local Settings and System paths. They are all 16 or 32 KB, are unlocked by the system, and are deletable simply using right click > delete. The... "good one" is in G:/Temporary Internet Files/Content.IE5 folder, and currently is about 500Kb or so. CCleaner Analyze doesn't detect any index.dat file at all, here.