[Can't turn monitoring off]

Perhaps it would be easier and more appropriate to have it unticked/turned off by default

(during and after installing/upgrading).  The option seems to be rather unnecessary,

especially that CC goes to startup programs automatically which, I think, should be avoided.

[CCleaner for Online Armor and Spyware Doctor]

OK, thanks a lot!

 

I use Firefox also because of its add-ons;

IMHO, now FF is much better than a few (say, two) years ago...

[CCleaner for Online Armor and Spyware Doctor]

yes, thank you, perhaps also Online Armor\Cache\*.*

 

BTW, what about the files from Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Crash Reports\pending

and other files from the catalog 'Crash Reports'?

[CCleaner for Online Armor and Spyware Doctor]

is there any chance to clean Online Armor and Spyware Doctor (+ SD with Antivirus) with CCleaner?

[programs installing together with CCleaner]

thank you both for a very quick reply and help! yes, there is a little delay for the options regarding Chrome, so I didn't notice them, and simply pressed the install button. OK, now everything works perfectly as before. Many thanks once again!

[programs installing together with CCleaner]

Hi,

 

yesterday I tried to install the new version of CCleaner (3.11). Unfortunately, some other programs were installed together with it, e.g., the Chrome browser. Such a situation has never happened before. After installing CCleaner, I uninstalled Chrome, because I don't need it (I devoted really much time to configure Firefox with properly working add-ons, etc.). Then, the three shortcuts for Firefox appeared on the desktop, IExplorer unexpectedly started, and eventually I was not able to use Firefox at all. Only the system restore helped me to return from this nightmare. So, the question is: how to install CCleaner alone, without any other program? Anybody could help, please?