jckinnick
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new update v5.15
Hopefully this update will have fixed the issue.
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go to CCleaner installation folder and delete winapp2.ini file
right click on ccleaner shortcut(desktop) > Open file location
That didn't do the trick either, Im guessing its something on CCleaners end, hopefully they will fix it on the next update.
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I'm running 5.14.5493 64 bit. How do I remove the winapp2 folder?
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I checked on my other laptop that runs Windows 8.1 and nothing changed on that one CCleaner is still changing all my extension settings in Chrome.
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I don't use Chrome in particular (SRWare Iron here) to know if that's the correct path, start looking around inside of it to see what you find.
How I found out what needed excluded was to start poking around by opening any found files with these extensions .LDB and .LOG in Notepad, and was able to see those were my adblocking settings that CCleaner kept nuking -- so it was very easy to figure out they weren't junk and needed excluded, so I excluded the whole folder and now my extension settings are left alone.
I don't know what the Chrome paths are, however in the Chromium/Chrome-clone SRWare Iron those files reside in a folder named:
Local Extension Settings
However any folder with Local or Extension in the name "Extension State", "Extensions" "Local Storage", "Managed Extension Settings", etc., would be alright to also exclude since cleaning software really shouldn't be messing with them anyways.
That Local Extension Settings path in my early post worked for everything, but two extensions. Magic Action for Youtube and Flashcontrol.
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I found these in the User folder is this right?
C:\Users\1jckinnickgmail.com\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\
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How does everybody else keep CCleaner from deleting their extension preferences?
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Figured out how to show hidden files, but there is nothing I see hidden that is relevant to Chrome extensions.
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If Google Chrome still installs itself into your User Profile area, you'll need to show hidden files to exclude it:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/show-hidden-files
Those instructions don't match what's on my laptop. Do you know how to do it with Windows 10 or 8.1?
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Here is the exact path after I found it, but its still not working. I tried it with my Windows 10 laptop and its not working on that one either.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\48.0.2564.103\Extensions\
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See if this helps:
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=45274
I had to input an exclude in CCleaner for Local Extension Settings, you can do this in CCleaner at:
Options > Exclude > Add > Drive or folder, then use it to browse to your Chromium/Chrome Local Extension Settings folder to exclude it.
I couldn't find the path through CCleaner, but I copied and pasted the path and put it in so hopefully that will work.
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I believe on the previous version what I unchecked was called local storage not local cache.
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I'm running CCleaner and since the most recent Cleaner update it is deleting my Chrome extension preferences. Before I think I unchecked what was called local cache, but that isn't an option anymore. I have saved form information unchecked, but that's not doing anything. I am running Windows 8.1
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Its always been slow to start, but now its slow cleaning too, at least in Windows and Applications,but the Registry part is fine though.
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Same here.
Well, I haven't really encountered this so I can't help much. Did you try re installing by downloading the latest CORRECT version for your Windows?
Anybody else experienced this?
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On step 13 i don't see anything that says owner rights but every user has all the allow boxes checked except for creator owner and whenever i check them to allow and hit apply it acts like its not working because the check marks disappear.
Any ideas?
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- From a website. (http://www.paulyuen.com/?p=125)
On step 13 i don't see anything that says owner rights but every user has all the allow boxes checked except for creator owner and whenever i check them to allow and hit apply it acts like its not working because the check marks disappear.
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Are you installing the correct version for your Windows? (32-bit/64-bit)
Use this guide to completely uninstall iTunes: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1925
Over here to get the latest version of iTunes: http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Should work. :\
1. Make sure you're logged in as Adminstrator and/or have full permissions.
2. Your AV might be preventing iTunes from writing a registry value.
3. Try opening iTunes from the installation directory.
Yeah im using the administrator account and installing the correct version as far as i know.
When i tried it before i uninstalled itunes using Revo uninstaller which deletes most traces and registry left overs, i even went through and did a search for anything itunes and deleted it. I then reinstalled and it still wouldn't work.
I will give that other one a try again.
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The second one didn't work, anybody have any other ideas?
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Thanks that second one might do the trick.
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Notification Options - http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?app=core&module=usercp&tab=core&area=notifications
Richard S.
Which one do i need to uncheck though?
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I keep getting all kinds of emails of new topics posted here, how do i turn that off?
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Anybody know how to get itunes to open? Ive uninstalled and reinstalled using Revo uninstaller and it still will not open. It doesn't show up in the task manager when i try to open it either, it just gives me a half second of an hour glass and stops. It also does a "windows is configuring itunes" and then leaves two files in my recycling bin the first time i try to open itunes after a start up.
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I don't know how many passes, i didn't see anywhere to choose that option.
What do I need to uncheck so CCleaner will not delete my Google Chrome extension preferences?
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I figured out what it was, it wasn't even CCleaner that was causing the problem, it was another program I use called System Ninja.