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and in particular, the section 70% of the way through titled, Managing Settings Made by PCA. As you might have guessed (if not, let me emphatically stress so here) Windows is always a 'piece of work' in progress. CC scoops, first run, right after Windows installs, a host of tlb, etc. entries. All the flag in CC asserts is that the software/script device is not currently doing anything. Regarding Cmicnfgp.cpl, PCA has set it's own flags. The item is not a threat. Like all the tlb's etc. that CC has flagged for deletion. Let PCA do what it does best, namely manage.
Don't blame CC. But