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I can confirm this. Doing an analysis of my Recycle Bin it reports: Emptied Recycle Bin (100 files) 2,048.0MB In actuality there are 100 objects totalling 3.79GB Screenshot below:

C:\Program Files\TuneUp Utilities 2006\WinStylerThemeSvc.exe This could be the problem. It tries to add extra theme support.

Glad to help.

Blame the RIAA. Neowin had a story about this actually.

Yes. Rename the install from CCleaner.exe to CCSetup.exe

Did you check the Help File? There are three startup modes: Normal (loads Outpost Firewall automatically at boot-up and displays its icon in the System Tray). Background (Outpost Firewall will run in invisible mode, without its system tray icon or any of its dialog windows). Disable (Outpost Firewall will not run automatically at startup). Note Background mode is provided for two reasons: to save system resources and for a parent or Systems Administrator to block unwanted traffic or content in a way that's completely hidden from a user.

Add/Remove Programs. Run anti-malware applications.

Now I can't find it/reproduce it. It was one of the entries I was working on though.

Luna Element 4.

Auto Update feature.

Note his location. He's banned now. (Btw mods, there's a group you can move him to called Banned)

Welcome! Yes, CCleaner will work on X64 systems.

An extension that allows you to add/edit your prefs/user.js files.

You've only said this 50 times. People get the point already.

I've got an ATI X600XT that's 128MB RAM with PCI-E. No Firefox - ATI linked problems. The few times I've made Firefox crash was my fault.

Any ideas what caused the crashing?

Which firewall was it?

Firefox is more W3C compliant and functional than Opera. Opera has numerous sites where things break and such, yet the sites are up to W3C standards.

Jotti also reports clean.

Confirmed. I had this problem with recent entries I made.

Verified by uploading the file to virusscan.jotti.org File: CCleaner.exe Status: POSSIBLY INFECTED/MALWARE (Note: this file has been scanned before. Therefore, this file's scan results will not be stored in the database) (Note: this file was only classified as malware by scanners known to generate more false positives than the average scanner. Do not consider these results definately accurate. Also, because of this, results of this scan will not be recorded in the database.) MD5: 6249a286f6f4a755a7643ab8b6d8c7ff Packers detected: - Scanner results AntiVir: Found nothing ArcaVir: Found nothing Avast: Found nothing AVG Antivirus: Found nothing BitDefender: Found Trojan.Banker.VB.15E70689 ClamAV: Found nothing Dr.Web: Found nothing F-Prot: Antivirus Found nothing Fortinet: Found nothing Kaspersky: Anti-Virus Found nothing NOD32: Found nothing Norman Virus Control: Found nothing UNA: Found nothing VBA32: Found nothing With that said, I can definitely say the following. Results: BitDefender has given a false positive.

I just did a clean install of Firefox yesterday and redid everything. My Firefox flies even faster, as I discovered some ChromEdit tweaks were not automatically applying.

Did you think to read the logs? There's also a Permanently Allow list.

Sometimes you have to reboot before changes to the registry are made.

And the copyright at the bottom says what?