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Do you have the advanced options checked in the cleaner? If so, I believe I would continue as is if there are no problems. If not, do some clicky and a lot of crap will zap.

Probably system restore, duplicates, etc. There are programs out there that will do it, but make sure you backup. Last time I tried that it took me a week to recover. Does Kelly tell you what the files are, and where?

Never tried it, but under options there is "custom folders" which gives you the option to add the folders you want to clean.Disregard. read your post again. I was not aware it would delete all contents.

Maybe you can visit mine (if I ever get one .

How about a screen capture, save it, and print it?

Haven't lost any yet in IE.

I would try an uninstall of the previous version, and install the new one.

You mean I was right? My record is improving.

CCleaner does not necessarily remove spyware. That is what your antispyware program is for.Quarantine and delete it. Do you have show" detailed log of temp internet files" checked under advanced options?

That is a good post. Thanks.

Good to see you back.

Yes, it is safe. It will, however, erase "crap". I have used the option with no adverse results. If it is a worry, back it up the first few times you remove data.

If you save the cookies (options) you should have no problem. Options.>cookies and <> until you save what you need.

Try everest:http://www.lavalys.com/. Should tell you all you need.

Any of you UK folks own any property in the area from cesme to kusadisi? (or know anyone that does?} I was recently there and like the place enough to buy some. I think there are more UK folks there than Turks!

Can I assume you mean sites, oh master? I have seen the sights and they are something,see you later.............know the song? Let's live in peace. We all are prone to err.

Why not uninstall the new program and nero, and reinstall the new one to fix the registry?

Would scandisc or system restore help?

Sounds good to me.

Will the real MrG please stand up? This forum obviously is in need of some sort of guidance.

The net is paved with the bones of dead forums without moderators. We have plenty of ready and willing talent, Some of whom have volunteered.

Well, Mr. G?

Hello Mike. You will find that is a common practice,However all duplicate files are not bad.

Without knowing what brand of drive it is, I can only guess. If it is an older drive, you may be able to obtain a patch from the manufacturer to fix it. At one time, there were barriers that could not be exceeded. Is this a new problem, and has the hard drive on the machine in question been replaced? You may need a BIOS update.

Here is a picture of Kahuna boy while he is not surfing.