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Candidly, I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Maybe you're just bored and want to keep busy.

Do you believe physically smashing the previous hard drives with a hammer "destroyed" sensitive information? Remember, "Absence of proof is not proof of absence" The Admissibility of "Consciousness of Guilt" The general rule on the admissibility of evidence regarding how a defendant acts after an alleged crime was committed is usually that the prosecutor can introduce testimony that tends to show that the defendants actions prove he knew he was guilty (at least of something). This is labeled, at least by prosecutors, as ?consciousness of guilt?. The theory is that since in most criminal trials the prosecutor has the burden of proving the ?mens rea? or intent of the defendant, actions he took to ?cover up? his alleged crime are relevant. (I say ?most trials?, because the state is not required to prove intent in strict liability offenses.)

The following may help others assist you better: Did you run CCleaner with default settings? Did you place a checkmark anywhere including the advanced settings? Is Old Prefetch Data in Advanced Settings checked? Some believe this option may slows down the system. Have you changed any other setting unrelated to Ccleaner? Is Firefox your browser? changes in network.http.sendRefererHeader may adversely affect internet content Are you using a firewall? recent change? Slow internet content in general may or may not have anything to do with the aforementioned symptoms you described. Have you tried a speedcheck to confirm any changes in speed? Could just be a coincidence. Have you checked Task Manager, what programs are running, and memory usage? You may have something in your system that shouldn't be there have you tried running either Malawarebytes or Superantispyware? Have you tried Eusing Free Registry Cleaner? Eusing Feree Registry Defrag? From your description it would appear there may be more than one thing going on with your system that may or may not a result of CCleaner. Let us know if any of the aforementioned help.

You may be correct Nergal. You may be able to clear something up for me. If you scan with Index.dat Analyzer after cleaning with CCleaner apparently index.dat traces remain for example from cnn live windows media player and possibly others. Also, is there a possibility the index.dat locations change and and thats why CCleaner is not picking up? Upon an Index.dat Analyzer scan the locations shown for dat files in the Index.dat Analyzer program window are the following. C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\index.dat C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Local Settings\History\History.IE5\index.dat C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Cookies\index.dat C:\Documents and Settings\user name\Local Settings\History\History.IE5\MSHist(numbers that would be here without quotations vary each scan).ini The apparent random numbers in last entry may be the reason its not deleting fron CCleaner this particulat entry but the other locations stay consistent shouldn't they be removed. Again if you can create an entry for me or instruct me on how to create one to add to Winapp2.ini file. Appreciate all the assistance.

Already included in Winapp2.ini is Eusing Free Registry Cleaner. Perhaps Eusing Free Registry Defrag will be added soon. Setting up a Request For Eusing Free Registry Defrag entry or assistance in creating one.