APMichael
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Strange, I don't know any other option which cleans the Windows Vault (Credential Manager).
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Did you uncheck following option?
Cleaner > Windows > Windows Explorer > Network Passwords
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Please check the following threads: https://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=48688 and https://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=48754
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Firefox 55.0.3 (64-Bit)
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Thanks for your reply.
Affected bookmarks:
https://www.amazon.de/Blu-ray-Shop-DVD/b/ref=sd_allcat_blu?ie=UTF8&node=514450
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I can confirm that the bug still occurs. Some of the favicons still disappear.
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Please check the following thread: https://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=48688&p=285717
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@mta: Thanks!
JFYI: It still occurs with CCleaner 5.33 and Firefox 55.0.2. The option "Firefox: Internet History" manipulates the files "places.sqlite" and "favicons.sqlite". (You can see that on their file dates.)
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Can a mod move this thread to "CCleaner Bug Reporting" please?
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Sorry, I was wrong. The Firefox bug with the cache files is just a part of the problem.
WebHD is absolutely right: CCleaners option "Firefox: Internet History" makes most of the favicons disappear! (CCleaner shows no files and 0 kB.)
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Yes, an exception for the file types *.sqlite-shm and *.sqlite-wal helps. (The bug affects all opened database files, not only the favicons.)
It is correct that Firefox deletes those cache files on closing, because prior to that Firefox transfers the contents into the database files. Unfortunately, sometimes Firefox 55 closes without doing that.
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Firefox 55 added a new database file for the favicons (favicons.sqlite). Therefore, you have to visit every bookmarked website again to get the favicons back.
CCleaners option "Firefox: Internet Cache" deletes the cache files (favicons.sqlite-shm, favicons.sqlite-wal) of this new file. After cleaning the cache many favicons are gone again.
Edit: This is a bug in Firefox 55. Firefox usually transfers the cache into the database file and then deletes the cache files on closing. But the new Firefox 55 doesn't do that sometimes.
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Great! I'm glad I was able to help.
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last I heard, the problem with CC cleaning the windows.old folder was not being looked into any further as the issue could not be replicated in the labs.
general consensus is to still use CLEANMGR to clean that folder.
Ok, thanks for the clarification.
As far as I know, the problem occurs only if Windows refers to drivers in the windows.old folder. Using CLEANMGR (= "Disk cleanup") should be safe.
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The Windows.old folder takes too much place, i realy would like to remove it.
I didn't try with ccleanr 5.32, is it fixed now? And is it working well with windows cleaner tool?
I think they can't really fix the issue with the folder "Windows.old". Therefore, I hope they disable that option.
I recommend to use Windows "Disk cleanup" to remove the old Windows version. If there are some files left after cleaning, you can boot Windows in Safe Mode and use "Disk cleanup" again.
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Does anyone have any idea(s) and/or suggestion(s) on what it might be that's cleaning my RDC credentials, aside from the actual Remote Desktop option itself? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I guess you have to untick: Cleaner > Windows > Windows Explorer > Network Passwords.
Credentials are stored in the Windows Vault. And CCleaner deletes the Windows Vault if you enable "Network Passwords"!
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Please review these changes: https://github.com/MoscaDotTo/Winapp2/pull/96
Isn't necessary because %AllUsersProfile% is equivalent to %CommonAppData%. They are both variables for the path "C:\ProgramData".
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I think [sourceHash Files*] and [wix Files*] entries should be merged into [Windows Installer Temps*]. Also, please add support for .rmi traces.
[Windows Installer Temps*]
LangSecRef=3025
Detect=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer
Default=False
FileKey1=%WinDir%\Installer\MSI*.tmp-|*.*|REMOVESELF
FileKey2=%WinDir%\Installer|*.rmi|RECURSE
FileKey3=%WinDir%\Installer|SourceHash{*.*|RECURSE
FileKey4=%WinDir%\Installer|*.tmp|RECURSE
(Note: .rmi = [wix Files*])
My suggestion for merging [Windows Installer Temps*], [sourceHash Files*] and [wix Files*]:
[Windows Installer Temps*] LangSecRef=3025 Detect=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer Default=False FileKey1=%WinDir%\Installer\MSI*.tmp-|*.*|REMOVESELF FileKey2=%WinDir%\Installer|*.tmp|RECURSE FileKey3=%WinDir%\Installer|SourceHash{*};wix{*}.SchedServiceConfig.rmi -
Please don't forget to include this modified entry: [Windows Installer Temps*]
[Windows Installer Temps*] LangSecRef=3025 Detect=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer Default=False FileKey1=%WinDir%\Installer|*.tmp|RECURSE FileKey2=%WinDir%\Installer|*.rmi|RECURSE FileKey3=%WinDir%\Installer|SourceHash{*.*|RECURSE FileKey4=%WinDir%\Installer\*.tmp-|*.*|REMOVESELF FileKey5=%WinDir%\Installer\MSI*.tmp-|*.*|REMOVESELF FileKey6=%WinDir%\Installer\MSI*|*.*|REMOVESELFFileKey2 is equivalent to [wix Files*]
FileKey3 is equivalent to [sourceHash Files*]
FileKey5 should be enough, and it's safe. FileKey4+6 are not really needed. (And FileKey6 could be possibly dangerous.)
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Sadly, I don't know why this happens on your system, but you can try to customize the installation:
Click on "Customize" (below the blue "Install" Button), then click on "More" (also below a blue "Install" Button) and check the path, respectively enter "C:\Program Files\CCleaner" as the correct path.
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Revised Entries
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Added *.edb;.*jfm*;.jrs into %LocalAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_*\AppData\User\Default\Indexed DB\|*.edb;.*jfm*;.jrs;*.log
[Microsoft Edge More*]
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FileKey11=%LocalAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_*\AppData\User\Default\Indexed DB\|*.edb;.*jfm*;.jrs;*.log
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Is FileKey11 correct?
FileKey11=%LocalAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_*\AppData\User\Default\Indexed DB\|*.edb;.*jfm*;.jrs;*.log
Shouldn't it be?
FileKey11=%LocalAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_*\AppData\User\Default\Indexed DB\|*.edb;*.jfm;*.jrs;*.log
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Open the "Credential Manager" ("Control Panel" > "User Accounts") and you will find entries starting with "MS.Outlook" or "MicrosoftOffice".
Do you have those entries?
Please copy the following line:
REG QUERY HKCU\Software\Piriform\CCleaner >%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\cc.txt
Open a "Command Prompt" and paste the line into it.
Press "Enter", and on your Desktop appears a new file called "cc.txt".
Open the file, copy its whole content and paste it here.
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I guess you have to untick: Cleaner > Windows > Windows Explorer > Network Passwords.
Did you try this? If you are using Exchange the passwords are stored in the Windows Vault.
You can check that: Open the "Credential Manager" ("Control Panel" > "User Accounts") and you will find entries starting with "MS.Outlook" or "MicrosoftOffice".
CCleaner deletes the Windows Vault if you enable "Network Passwords"!
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I guess you have to untick: Cleaner > Windows > Windows Explorer > Network Passwords.
Winapp2.ini additions
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I agree too. If we start adding TEMP entries this will unnecessarily blow up the winapp2.ini file.