[cleaner operation analyze function]

MSPUB.EXE is Microsoft Publisher and it has nothing to do with Word, and their settings are stored differently. Whatsmore if you allow MS Office to store the setup files on the hard disk it can easily be repaired in a matter of minutes - sometimes without even rebooting.

 

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Thanks for the info. My informant was a bit vague, or so I thought. I have no experience with any of the programs you mention.

 

Reading this bug reporting forum though does make me unsure - so many issues.

I think I shall continue with PurgeIE and let CCleaner pass into history.

[Unremovable Registry Entires]

Hey,

 

I'm not sure if this is a bug or what. But boy is it annoying as heck.

 

Well, first see this screen shot please:

 

 

Well, Crap Cleaner is unable to fix all of them. However, I soon realized that this is because Administrator does not have full registry permissions.

 

So in order to remove entries like these you have to manually for every single one of them, one at a time, set the correct full permission using regedit. And then remove them via CC.

 

Like So:

 

 

This is annoying and takes forever when you have lots of them.

 

So I'm wondering if it's a bug?

 

And if not can you in some way work around this issue. For instance by changing the registry entry permission to full automatically when removing such registry entries?

 

Well thanks!

 

Take Care,

 

Will

 

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Hello Will,

 

I cannot help you with your XP problem but I can recommend your use a half decent registry cleaner. This one does not aspire to much, and, if you have MSWord, well, do be careful.

 

See my post in this forum:

 

http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?showto...id=22742&st=0

 

Cheers.

 

Ben.

[cleaner operation analyze function]

Does the 'Run Cleaner' function itself work?

 

If neither function works make sure you have installed what's detailed in this thread. If that doesn't work you may need to restart Windows after the CCleaner installation.

 

Another possibility is that you'll have to uninstall CCleaner, then reboot. Then install CCleaner and reboot.

 

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I, too, observe this problem of 'failure to analyze'. In my case it occurs when only one item is selected in the Windows cleaning tool - Temporary Internet Files.

 

I have uninstalled it and that briefly allows the correct functioning as will a reboot.

 

I do hope this 'bug' is fixed for I rate CCleaner very highly.

 

I do know of a problem caused by the (careless?) use of the Registry Cleaner on a system with MSWord installed. The loss of three registry keys rendered Word inoperable. These:

 

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{45756B7D-7E83-4CE5-9E51-DF7E05139E13}\LocalServer32]

@="D:\\Officeb2tr\\OFFICE11\\MSPUB.EXE /IMG_STI /StiDevice:%1 /StiEvent:%2"

 

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{774DB03B-07CB-477E-9C78-CBD9FAB161BD}\LocalServer32]

@="D:\\Officeb2tr\\OFFICE11\\MSPUB.EXE /IMG_WIA"

 

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SharedDlls]

"D:\\Officeb2tr\\OFFICE11\\IEAWSDC.DLL"=dword:00000001

 

Ben.

[Conflict]

Hi. My problem exactly only It does not matter how many time I reboot, 5 times consecutively last time, simply cant access System Restore without first uninstalling CCleaner.

P.S. I do value CCleaner and have recommended it to all my friends.

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Hello,

 

I have read somewhere that if CCleaner is set to run at StartUp there is a created a problem with System Restore. If it is not run at startup your problem seems uniquely your own.