mushu13
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try the /AUTO commandline option
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THANKS!! I figured it out!!
Using Process Explorer made me realize that it was a program called USB Drive Letter Manager that was causing this problem.
This is a windows service that automatically changes USB device drive letters to a preferred letter, Ex: change from G to Z, and it enables USB auto-running.
So when I plug in my pendrive it starts my program launcher (RK Launcher), I then start CCleaner via RK Launcher.
All this sounds like there shouldn't be a problem but, since USBDLM is started as a windows service it starts before I am logged in, so it uses the NetworkService profile for its ENV variables. When it launches RKL it passes the ENV Variables to it, and then when RKL launches CCLeaner it passes it the wrong variables!
I guess I'm going to have to find a different USB Auto-Running program, Thanks for your help.
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Here ya go!
I really hope this can be fixed, because I really love CCleaner.
EDIT: Strange, it isn't changing the "Local AppData" value.
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Anyone?
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Every time I open CCleaner it changes some of the Shell Folders located in:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders]
The ones it changes are:
Cookies
Local AppData
Cache
History
When I logon they are:
"Cookies"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\Dusty\\Cookies"
"Local AppData"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\Dusty\\Local Settings\\Application Data"
"Cache"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\Dusty\\Local Settings\\Temporary Internet Files"
"History"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\Dusty\\Local Settings\\History"
After I open CCleaner they are:
"Cookies"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\NetworkService\\Cookies"
"Local AppData"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\NetworkService\\Local Settings\\Application Data"
"Cache"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\NetworkService\\Local Settings\\Temporary Internet Files"
"History"="C:\\Documents and Settings\\NetworkService\\Local Settings\\History"
Now I'm no expert, but I would think that this would hinder CCleaner's cleaning ability, alot.
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Sometimes this happens if your mouse becomes busted, and then the right click dosn't always work.
So, I'd suggest hooking up another mouse and see if this helps.
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Ya, we don't want to cause any more problems for you!just be sure you dont need those keys anymore! -
Well you could just make a .reg file to delete those for you.
Enter this in notepad and save it as DeleteAlerts.reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Sunbelt Software\Counterspy\Alerts]
Then just merge it into the registry and regedit *should* just automaticaly delete it.
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Running CCleaner in normal user accounts causes CCleaner to crash.
It *may* crash if the user couldnt access a file or the registry, but I'm not sure. So, maybe you should log in as the Administrator and give the user accounts Administrative rights. Then log into one, clean, then go back and re-restrict the accounts.
Running CCleaner in normal user account with "run as ... administrator" only cleans the administrator account.
I'm no expert, but when you "Run as Administrator" wouldnt that have to clean the Administrator account?
Because when you do that it runs it as if you were logged on as the Administrator, right?
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Because: The Folders i want to add are hidden. With the filedialog within it isn?t possible to add these special folders.
1. Open any explorer window.
2. Go up to Tools>Folder Options...
3. Click on the View tab
4. Under Advanced Settings click on Show hidden files and folders
This lets you select those folders from the dialog.
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my PC "hangs" (forever).
That happend to me a few times, but after I just let it "un-hang" itself it never did it again.
I later discovered that it was hanging because there was so much TIF to delete. So now I just regularly clean up with CC and all is great.
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If you had Internet Explorer or another browser open, then CCleaner may have skipped cleaning some Cookies. Just close any open browser windows and re-clean. That should fix it.
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No, It is not possible at this time.
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right-clicking the start button and going into properties>customize>advanced>clear list).
Sounds to me that you are talking about the Recent Documents, well CCleaner does clean them.
Look Here->Recent-CCleaner
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http://forum.ccleaner.com/index.php?s=&sho...indpost&p=37393
It will run off a pen drive, and it can be easily modified to run off a cd. However i'm not sure about networks, because I do not have one to test it across.
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Glad I could help!
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To answer your questions:
1. Yes the script goes as a .bat file
2. The CCleandelete.reg goes as it's own .reg file
3. Install CClean to it's default folder "C:\Program Files\CCleaner" then copy the entire folder to your flash drive. (You can now uninstall it from your computer.)
Also, place the script and CCleandelete.reg inside the CCleaner folder.
4. Just double click on the script and it should do everything from there.
If you have any more questions just post here and I'll try to help.
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Here is my version of Saison's Script:
@ECHO OFFEcho Registering Componentsregsvr32 /s CCHelper.ocxregsvr32 /s ccleaner.dllregsvr32 /s CCListBar.ocxregsvr32 /s CCListView.ocxregsvr32 /s CCSubTimer.dllregsvr32 /s CCSystem.dllregsvr32 /s CCTab.ocxregsvr32 /s CCTreeView.ocxEcho Copying Existing CCleaner Settings From RegistryC:\WINDOWS\regedit.exe /e CCleanBACKUP.reg "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\CCleaner"Echo Mergeing CCleaner Settings To RegistryC:\WINDOWS\regedit.exe /s CClean.regCALL CCleaner.exeEcho Copying CCleaner Settings From RegistryC:\WINDOWS\regedit.exe /e CClean.reg "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\CCleaner"Echo Deleting CCleaner Settings From RegistryC:\WINDOWS\regedit.exe /s CCleanDelete.regEcho Mergeing Existing CCleaner Settings To RegistryC:\WINDOWS\regedit.exe /s CCleanBACKUP.regdel CCleanBACKUP.regEcho Un-Registering Componentsregsvr32 /s /u CCHelper.ocxregsvr32 /s /u ccleaner.dllregsvr32 /s /u CCListBar.ocxregsvr32 /s /u CCListView.ocxregsvr32 /s /u CCSubTimer.dllregsvr32 /s /u CCSystem.dllregsvr32 /s /u CCTab.ocxregsvr32 /s /u CCTreeView.ocx
What it does is:
Registers the DLL's & OCX's
Backups any existing CCleaner settings to CCleanBACKUP.reg
Merges the personal settings from CClean.reg
Runs CClean.exe
Backs up the personal settings applied earlier to CClean.reg
Deletes the Settings from the registry using CCleanDelete.reg
Re-Merges the existing settings to the registry from CCleanBACKUP.reg
Deletes CCleanBACKUP.reg
Un-Registers the DLL's and OCX's
Contents of CCleanDelete.reg:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VB and VBA Program Settings\CCleaner]
I tried it several times and so far it has prooved successful.
Where are CCleaner Settings stored?
in CCleaner
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They are stored in the registry: