GordonWayneWatts

Yeah, I noticed that too -- If you check sys monit. then it auto-checks Active monit., and make you have to manually uncheck it. The message I get when I try to uncheck the 2nd one (Active Mon) is: (Title) "Disable Active monitoring" (followed by "!" in triangle in front of later text) (Text) "Warning - this action is not recommended. Active monitoring will ensure that CCleaner is kept up-to-date and your computer is as clean as possible." (line-break) "Are you sure you want to do this?" This strongly implies that MTA was correct in his/her guess that the Active Monitoring is for updates. - Thanks again, to both of you, DvdBane.

I'm still not sure either..., but I think your guess is probably right. Thx 4 replying, MTA.

Cool - thanks for the tip - I unchecked it, and sure enough, that "extra" process disappeared. ** PS: Does anyone know what the difference between "System Monitoring" and "Active Monitoring" is?? Thx!

Thanks - I saw that before I got to your post, and downloaded it, but thanks anyhow. (I wonder why the most current link wasn't where I initially checked LOL?)

(#1) OK, the 1st bug was this: CCleaner claimed it needed to update to 4.18.4844, but when I tried to, the most recent update available was 4.18.4842 - the same update I was running! (#2) Secondly, I see two (2) CCleaner processes in Windows Task Manager when I run CCleaner (instead one -as in times past), and then - get this: Even when I close out of CCleaner, I still see one process running... what up, dawg!? (#3) not related to CCleaner, but there is a relic image of a previous action on the screen (but I add this find as anyone here might help me: For what it's worth, I have to reboot my computer to get rid of this ghost image). (#4) Bonus question: If I want, simply, to get rid of any and all cookies, can I safely chose to "opt-out" of the intelligent cookie can option? PS: Please see the images attached, here, for details. Thx! Gordon Wayne Watts in Lakeland (between Tampa & Orlando), Fla.