[bad allocation]

Same here (link to my post):

http://forum.pirifor...showtopic=34309

 

Next time it happens, try to uncheck "Wipe Alternate Data Streams" in the Options/Settings. Cleaner will ignore the corrupted file and will be able to finish its job.

I have a sneaking suspicion that Cleaner corrupted the file in the first place in attempt to remove it. So, as a precaution, I don't use "Wipe ADS" anymore.

 

A word to the developers, if I may... Would you please take a closer look at this "wipe ADS" business? Something funny's going on there, and it ain't even funny (pun was intended), otherwise, it's a great product. Love it!

[Ccleaner ?bad allocation? error message]

Here is the message that I get when I use CC with the "Wipe Alternate Data Stream" option (screenshots attached):

bad allocation

 

 

CCleaner v3.12.1572

MS Windows XP Professional SP3

Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2.00GHz

3.6GB RAM

NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200

 

 

ID=-1

PR=0

DA=

RK=

RU=88

CK=0

SK=

VK=

VA=%windir%\SoftwareDistribution|*.log

CR=88

PF=0

EI=0

FL=103

 

Would somebody please decipher this to me? Anything I can do on my side to fix it? Please advise.

[Windows Run Commands]

Awesome!

 

Thank you so much, DennisD!

 

Works like magic!

 

Totally!

[Windows Run Commands]

Windows XP SP3 here, and it always works for me, but only takes effect after rebooting.

 

 

It does work after rebooting! See, I was under the impression that it would work the same way as with temps, cookies, and such, i.e. instant gratification

 

All right then! Let me rephrase my original suggestion - would it be possible to clear the commands without restarting Win.?

 

By the way, I've run a few commands and then checked the specified reg. key and there is nothing there other than default. Can you, please, suggest other methods as a workaround?

 

I appreciate your help.

[Windows Run Commands]

It's listed. Windows \ Windows Explorer \ ☑Run (in Start Menu)

 

Hmm... I see that... How come it doesn't work for me?

 

I've been using it on three XP SP3 for a couple of years now and it never ever cleared one command.

 

Currently running CCv.35.1219

 

Any ideas?

 

Thnx

[Windows Run Commands]

Not sure if it's been asked before, yet just in case, would it be possible to add the ability to clear Windows Run commands? Thanks.