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I have Windows 10 and when I run CCleaner, it gets to about 96% complete, then it starts "wiping ... free space" and I get the message that this process will take "10 hours", "22 hours" "15 hours", etc. The first time I got to this point, I just let it run and the next day I checked it and it had finally completed. I tried running it again today and the same thing happened. At this point, I cancelled the cleaning and after several minutes, it finally came back with a list of files that had been deleted and with the message that the cleaning had not completed. I have attached a screen shot of this information. This is a recent problem, so I'm thinking it is related to my Windows 10 upgrade, perhaps. I just know this doesn't seem right and I would like some help to find out how to fix it. Thanks. Maureen

I have a similar issue, although not specifically about setting up a scheduled defrag. I am running Windows 8.1 on a Dell Inspiron laptop. Defraggler indicates that my system is 40% fragged and it will take Defraggler more than a day to defrag. I started it yesterday and it ran for a few hours and got up to 2% defragged. I paused the program, then shut down the computer. Today, when I started the computer, Defraggler did not show any choice for "Resuming" so I had to start it over. It has now run over 4 hours, shows 3% defragged and is stating that it will take more than a day to finish. Of course, my computer automatically goes into sleep mode if there is nothing going on for a period of time. If I set it on sleep mode overnight, it goes through start up as if I had manually shut it off the night before. There is no way I can stay up for more than a day making sure the computer doesn't go into sleep mode and then shut down, so I don't see how I can keep Defraggler running until it is finished. Any suggestions to resolve this issue would be appreciated. Maureen