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Microsoft.txt

CCleaner64_v4.11.4619_2014-02-28_00-18-54.txt

Report.txt

[Hate the new built in error reporting.]

I don't like the new CCleaner built in reporting system.

 

For the last couple builds, it's shown me an error message, I'd click Ok, and the scanning process would continue to 100%.

 

Now, the error continues, but I'm forced to close CCleaner every time it reaches 17%.

 

I'd like my extra 83% back please.

[An unexpected error has occured in CCleaner.]

You need to open task manager and kill all Firefox and other Mozilla application instances in the process tab.

 

There are no firefox.exes running in task manager.

 

Do you have any history effecting Firefox add-ons installed?

 

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[b]Also what version of Firefox?[/b]

 

I have Firefox 19.0.2.

 

[b]Please also run ccleaner in debug mode and recreate the error posting your log to this thread.[/b]

 

Ok.

CCleaner64_v3.28.1913_2013-03-08_13-53-45.txt

[An unexpected error has occured in CCleaner.]

Microsoft C++ Exception

 

CCleaner v3.28.1913 (64-bit)

MS Windows 8 Pro 64-bit

AMD Phenom II N660 Dual-Core Processor

3.0GB RAM

ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4200 Series

 

ID=-1

PR=0

DA=

RK=

RU=32

CK=0

SK=

VK=

VA=N_MOZ_HISTORY

CR=98

PF=0

EI=0

FL=103

IIT=0

[Which cc leaner setting deletes mounted drives?]

I mount D:\ to C:\D to trick cc leaner into scanning both my partitions, but at some point during the cleaning process, it deletes the mount.

[Understanding S.M.A.R.T data]

Worst and Current seem pretty self-explanatory. It's shows the worst and the current speed (I assume in miliseconds) my hard drive has ever done, but what does Real Value and Threshold mean?

 

I would think Threshold means when this number is reached, it's time to replace the hard drive, but no. If you look at the picture below, you will see my hard drive is in GOOD health even though the current and worst numbers are about 4 times greater than the Threshold number on ID 1, 6x on ID 2, 1.5x on ID 5, and an unmeasureable amount higher on the rest of them.