pagroundhog

Hello Mr. Moderator, Are you kidding me or what? I never asked for "your" help! I simply reported a bug under the "Report a Bug" category. My expectation is that someone (with authority would investigate, test, and fix the problem) after reading my bug report. So, what do I get? I get someone (without any authority) asking me to retest the next version to "see if it happens again." Now, if you would have told me that a fix had been applied, then I might have reacted differently and tried a retest. You also confirmed that this is just a community forum, and if so, why have a specific bug reporting category if there is no one in authority who will read a bug report and take action. As far as CCleaner goes, I only tried it again (after several years of abandonment) because I thought things might have changed and it finally may have become a stable product; however, the old "lab rat" mentality is still there! In fact, I never saw a product that breaks with such consistency (over the years) almost every time there is an update. I wonder if their pro version breaks as often. I'l bet it doesn't! Have a wonderful day!

Thank you Smartyx71, I couldn't have said it any better myself! Regards, pagroundhog

I ran just the cleaning section with the default settings and; no, I do not want to retry a later version (but thank you anyway). You should be able to test this yourself and report the results accordingly.

Hello all, After running CCleaner64 (v3.11.0.1550) 64-bit, I started getting event logs indicating that the Windows 7 Search Service could not start due to courruption. These logs did not go away upon reboot so I downloaded a Microsoft "Fix it" program to "Fix Windows Search When it Crashes or is Not Showing Results." So, I ran it and it reported that it fixed the corrupted Windows 7 Search Service. Thereafter, the logs stopped. FYI