[Install CCleaner on the D: or other partition]

20 hours ago, HawkDawg said:

You can. Just select Custom (or customize, I can't remember) at the start of the install process. Then on the next screen, or the one after, make sure you select More.

Thanks. Excellent workaround

[Install CCleaner on the D: or other partition]

20 hours ago, HawkDawg said:

You can. Just select Custom (or customize, I can't remember) at the start of the install process. Then on the next screen, or the one after, make sure you select More.

I'm not seeing the installation folder option in the list of custom choices.

[Install CCleaner on the D: or other partition]

I have a system with a 128GB SSD for the OS so it's the C: drive. every app in the world wants to default to the C: drive bit I need to keep as much as possible off of C: and be able to install elsewhere. Is there a work-around to do this? If not, how about letting the user decide where to put install program?

[Cleaning Waterfox profile history/cache with CCleaner, Win 7]

In these folders

C:\Users\{USER NAME}\AppData\Local\Waterfox\Profiles\  and

Users\{USER NAME}\AppData\Roaming\Waterfox\Profiles

how do you tell what's a profile folder name? What I get in both cases is a folder named

ndzlb29q.default, and in both cases there are subfolders and files, none of which are obviously anything about profiles.

 

[Waterfox]

Firefox 7 breaks all the add-ons so is pretty useless for my needs. I was hoping that CCleaner would just see it is old Firefox and just clean it up, espcially the cookies, but it doesn't . I did find how to add lines to the ccleaner.ini file to add Waterfox and other Mozilla based browsers, but here's my problem. I cannot find ccleaner.ini anywhere on my PC. Where is it? Any help with this issue overall appreciated.

[Version 3.10 very slow]

Also do you have Secure Deletion enabled, and do you have Wipe Free Space enabled? Wipe Free Space alone could add that amount of time very easily.

 

Secure Deletion is not enabled. Wipe Free Space is enabled for the C: partition, which only contains OS essentials and no data or programs, but it was set that way for 3.09 also. I didn't chamge any options. just upgraded over the older version.

 

When I get a chance I'll try it again.

[Version 3.10 very slow]

I think you are going to have to give a bit more info such as which operating system you use and what service pack you have installed.

 

Where did you download it from?

 

Have you rebooted lately?

 

Anything big in your recycle bin?

 

OS is Win 7 Pro x64. SP1 with all updates. Downloaded from Piriform. Rebooted to now avail. The recycle bin is not the problem. It's the Firefox cache where it was scanning one file very several minutes.

[Version 3.10 very slow]

3.09 was working fine, scanning the system is less than a minute. I installed 3.10 and cancelled after 30 minutes. I went back to 3.09 and the speed is back to normal. Anyone else having this issue?