DavidHS

Months ago, not recently. I simply ran the default diskcleanup, so I am sorry I don't know what it's settings were. And after reading Make Disk Cleanup More Powerful I have this evening altered settings away from the default. I certainly don't use compress old files. Old Win or WinOld (whatever it was called) went long ago. Office Install: If it were there, I was ignorant of it. Office 2003 is on D: Downloaded Programs folder: Possibly. Sorry, don't understand how this relates to my situation. Would it be worthwhile having an option in CCleaner to tell the user what could be saved if different options were selected? I have been ignorant of what was accumulating ... and, frustratingly, still don't know what diskcleanup removed. It was only a fair bit of digging with DiskPiePro in response to a free space crisis that made me aware of the old downloads, the old Lenovo stuff etc.

You web site is in many ways quite attractive. There is just one rather important problem: pale green on a white background, while pretty, is a struggle to read. Even the text I am typing as I post is displayed as grey on white; again a struggle. I use a high quality screen (Eizo Flexscan 27 inch) for its good colour rendition. I use Ctrl+ to increase text size etc., but your soft onesmay reading hard work. I am 68 so my eyes will not be as good as say 40 years ago, but I have high quality varifocal glasses and most web sites give me no trouble at all. Suggestion: Don't compromise on legibility; low contrast compromises legibility. Ask a few over 65s for their opinions on the legibility of your web pages. ... and, of course, keep up the good work with your fine products. Thank you.

I have been a contented user of CCleaner for quite some time ... thank you for the product .. To save me retyping the whole saga again, may I refer you to a thread in the Windows Secrets forum: http://lounge.windowssecrets.com/index.php?showtopic=779083&st=0&gopid=864106entry864106 Ignore the first few exchanges (all about my struggle with disappearing free space) and look for my post at 2010-10-21 18:21. Essentially the disk cleanup tool in Windows 7 Explorer cleared c. 10 GB which CCleaner had not identified. Is this a bug? Have I, a fairly ordinary user of CCleaner failed to appreciate some aspect of your tool? Is CCleaner "working as designed"? Apologies if you don't regard this as a bug, but it strikes me as, I suggest, a significant issue.