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  1. Hi all

     

    In the "Indexing Options" widget from the control panel, I untick "Internet Explorer History" because I use Firefox.

     

    However, I noticed that if I run CCleaner the "Internet Explorer History" entry is re-ticked!!

     

    Anyone know which option in CCleaner I can uncheck to override this behaviour?

     

    (I have "Applications | Windows | MS Search" unticked)

     

    BF

  2. are you running speccy UAC elevated? is WMI service running (it needs to be) try the portable version of speccy

     

    Hi mate

     

    To be honest, I did not run Speccy as Admin. Will it only run on Windows 7 in "Admin" mode? - if so I think that should be made clear somewhere.

     

    Yes - WMI is running.

     

    I am going to give Speccy a miss until I absolutely need it - I can't afford to keep powering off my PC without doing a "graceful" shut down - that's one of the ways to mess up Windows.

  3. Hi all

     

    Speccy v1.14.288 running on a Dell 8300 Dimension under XP SP3.

     

    Two of my four PCI slots are in use:

     

    Slot 1 - Empty

    Slot 2 - Empty

    Slot 3 - an old Conextant 56K MODEM (which is disabled)

    Slot 4 - a Dell badged Creative Audigy 2

     

    However, Speccy shows all 4 slots as "Available".

     

    Also - Speccy show my AGP slot type as "UNKNOWN" - but picks up "AGP1" as the designation.

     

    I only just noticed this so do know when it started.

     

    I suspect it's down to the Dell motherboard not playing nicely with Speccy !

     

    Thanks for the great software.

     

    BF

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  4. Hi all

     

    I have set my cleaning choices using the checkboxes and CCleaner cleans my chosen areas - great.

     

    Sometimes I just want to clean the temp folder, or browser cache but can't be bothered unchecking, cleaning and then re-checking all those checkboxes.

     

    Would it be possible to save multiple checkbox choices as "profiles"?

     

    For example, I could have a "Default" profile and a "Temp Folder" profile.

     

    The checkbox choices would be different in each profile and I can select any profile from my list. Once I select a profile - CCleaner sets up the checkboxes as per the saved profile.

     

    If this has been suggested before - apologies. If not - cool.

     

    Blarty

  5. Are you able to clean them if you disable Kaspersky self-defense as shown in the link? (don't forget to turn it back on after trying it )

     

    Hi hazelnut

     

    Great suggestion - I disabled self defence - but same result - I simply cannot get rid of the Kaspersky .tmp files using CCleaner!

     

    Peace

  6. As far as I'm aware CCleaner removes files from commonly used temporary folders providing the files are not exclusively locked.

     

    Richard S.

     

    Nope - it does not. The Kaspersky temp files remain in place after running CCleaner.

     

    And yes, I have "Windows | System | Temporary Files" ticked...

     

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  7. Tools => Startup is heavily involve in the Registry.

    "ntuser.dat" and "ntuser.dat.LOG" are updated either before or after a shut-down reboot,

    and also when you do "heavy lifting" in the registry.

     

    I do not think they belong in the root of C:\ unless you have a very strange place for your User Profile.

     

    My user profile has not been touched since Windows install, and is in the default place for XP.

     

    I simply delete the 2 files.

  8. Hi all

     

    Version 3.08 of CCleaner...

     

    If I select "Tools | Startup" the following files are added to the root of drive C:.... "ntuser.dat" and "ntuser.dat.LOG"

     

    This is not a big issue, and the files can be deleted. The issue started with this version of CCleaner.

     

    Windows XP 32 bit, Service Pack 3

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