dan1

In the Applications/Utilities section of the cleaner It shows a program Team Viewer. Since I don't recall seeing this before, I just need to know if that is always an option that can be 'ticked' or does it appear only on PC's that have that program installed? Since I have the other programs in the Utilities section, I assumed that CCleaner lists only those found. -If so, I never downloaded it and I can't find it via the Search function, in Add/Remove or on the entended list provided with the Revo uninstaller. Thanks in advance for any help with my Y/N question.

I do have Divx player installed and provided All the info on the Ccleaner page. I took a screen shot and will have it here or attached Thank you for the replies! Dan I trust the .jpeg can be zoomed or copied and expanded-The resolution should allow a clear pic.

Hello, In: Tools/Startup/Windows The 1st line/entry under Program it shows: B Register C: - No Key, File or Publisher info. Under Enabled- It's set to NO. Is that a valid program? Should that line be Deleted? If not, what is: B Register C: ? Thank you in advance for any assistance.

Can the Prefech files be cleaned/deleted with relative safety from causing problems?

Alan, Your reply is duly noted. I shall erase that memory (the one in my head) of playing with Hotfixes. I should know better than mess with something in (or near by) my PC. Any digging into my ancestry would expose Murphy as blood kin, and one who would happily move into my home under the guise of a "short visit" and once he learned that I have not suffered a BSOD in 3+ years be "Glad to make up for that oversight" in short order. Good Day! Dan

Thank you Alan for your fast reply. (I hope I am inserting this reply in the correct place, I have never seen one w/o a separate reply box) I see that I was in the right place about the nature/importance of Hotfixes. I am a novice at this PC thing and although I follow your ideas and reasoning, actually putting items into a remote "partition" and reparse points....... this is the 3rd PC I have owned and in it's 4th year of use. During that time I have never had to uninstall a Hotfix because of a bug. I have plenty of HD space left (I'll never fill it), so that is not the issue. I am looking to optimize it's speed and reducing unnecessary files and keeping temp. caches low/empty seemed to be one way to accomplish that. Based on real life, is it practical to delete uninstall Hotfixes?. It is something I never would have thought of, but since it is offered on CCleaner,it appears to be a viable option. Overall safe, or really best to leave be? I tend to think that MS would have a command prompt method prepared if a Hotfix would have to be removed at a later time. Or is that unlikely?

I analyzed specific areas and found only one that contained a large file of items. They are in the Hotfix Uninstaller so I checked FAQ's and the forum and could not locate info. I believe that entry is to clear the disk of space set aside for Hotfix's that Microsoft installed during Window's updates. If that is the case, and no recent Hotfixes are present (no new reported bugs), I assume that removing them (uninstallers) via CCleaner is advisable. In the unlikely event a Hotfix would have to be removed, is there an option to back-up those entries, as when registry cleaning is done? Thanks in advance for info.

Hello, I went to the Snapfile URL and crossed my fingers- It works fine now and it is a very small file- Thank you so much for your assistance!! Great Forum! Dan

Thanks for the link Hazelnut, I saw that sight and although I have the Two-2 CD's for recovery-I would not want to chance losing all else-plus I don't know how to "open windows explorer"- not on desktop - I'll live with out the spell check and keep a dictionary near by. Good Day! Dan

Hi, I'm lost on just trying to post... But this is probably out of the ccleaner forum,but I need some help-One answer was on the Web,but very involved and I would have burned out the PC in min.'s. The Spell check is grayed out on my outlook Express 6 Email. Checking help (dropdown menu) and looking down I saw csapi3t.dll was unknown- I think the problem. (I know,thinking is the main problem!). Is there a easy way to repair the spell check feature on the outlook mail - Win. XP SP2 Med.Ed. My many thanks for any help!! Thank You, Dan

Hi, A real newbie here. After running cleaner and "fix" problems-the back-up goes to the desk-top and in my documents by default. If after the "fix" all seems ok, should the items be "merged" , deleted or left alone. The desk-top icon I can delete (I think) but in the mean time my documents will just get filled with those files. Thanks for any help. Dan