MikeW

Uncheck - index.dat files

Which is what I pointed out in my first post It may well be worth investigating to see if a modified temp variable to include a temp folder on another drive could cause a problem.

Thanks for your explanation. I contacted Arjun off line and established that the C drive where he installed CCleaner was all correctly cleaned. His second internal drive D appears to have been seen as a temp by CC clearing all the files on it but leaving folder headers. Still think its a pity we could not have helped rather than hitting the delete key. I am sure anyone of us would have been very annoyed at losing treaured data.

A recent post from a member Arjon reporting that after using CCleaner all of his files had been removed. Seems to have been deleted. I am curious as to why. Specially since the problem he reported, has been reported several times before while I have been visiting this forum. I seem to remember that this error was attributed to the "Temp Variable" settings being non standard. Was his post deletion neccessary, would it not have been to everyones advantage to establish the cause, in case it occurs again ??

Woops, links there now

This is the genuine software that set and uses oreans32. http://www.oreans.com/ And another user with the same = false posative http://forums.spybot.info/showthread.php?t=10762

I suggest you uninstall - Adobe Acrobat 7.0 reboot and then see if your problem is solved. Should you require the program in the future it is a free download. or you can install foxit which is a much better option anyway

Have you checked in - control panel /sounds and audio/ sounds and checked to see if they are still selected.

This any good to you http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/win_xp_passwords.htm

The language tool bar will be started by IE7 if you have more than one language in your regional settings, even if you have disabled it. Cant help with Aim

So, why doesn't ccleaners issues scanner pick them up and clean them out, I wonder ?

New version 3.7 available to update

A Windows repair should fix it http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

A Ford model T is still a car and gets you from place to place, but an Aston Martin does it so much better and quicker

Not for me Hazel, I gave it up along with Adaware SE a year ago. They both seem oudated to me, when compared with Superantispyware, AVG anti Malware and some of the others. But, I know both programs have a lot of supporters.

I am a semi pro photographer and use Canon equipment. If you would like to post one of the photo files to me in a PM I would be happy to check it over to see if it can be recovered. Or, send me a PM and I will give you my e-mail and you can send a sample that way.

This link may help seems a problem Nvidias driver can cause this problem http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion/index.php?t28268.html

Hi Hazel Have a read here - http://bertk.mvps.org/html/symantecdoc1.html This is the page about NIS it is only for using restore points, not removing them. Eraser was the culprit for one user the others didn't report how they got on. Search as I may I cannot find an answer other that Eraser and Ghost. There was a problem with Kaspersky at one time because it cleaned the ADS which removed the Restore points reference. So perhaps there is another program cleaning in the ADS thast causing it

Hazel this article is about restore points not working.I cant find any reference to why a restore point is being removed. I have in the past seen reference to Norton Ghost removing restore points. Perhaps other back-up program might as well, but it does seem odd to me that so many users of CCleaner have reported this problem.

Check this out http://bioscentral.com/beepcodes/awardbeep.htm

Try uninstalling your modem driver and then reboot pc windows should then find new hardware (the Modem) and install driver

Have you tried selecting just a few issues at a time to remove? it maybe you have to many to remove at one go

You may also have a corrupt Windows installer. Here is a link to download the latest version http://www.softwarepatch.com/windows/wininstallnt.html

Yes this is what I was after Glenn Thank you. I have used a USB modem for the past 3 years without any real problem. However, just been given an ethernet router and am trying this out, seems much the same as the USB, but at least there is no additional drivers to load.

Hope that batch file also ensures that the box 'files older than 48hours' is checked. Otherwise, downloaded programs or updates in the temp directories that require a reboot to activate will be lost.