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No, I said you could roll back - I didn't say that you should do that, and warned against doing it. Whilst the dryer comparison may have been a bit extreme it was meant to be - Manufacturers issue warnings, or in this case temporarily withdraw a feature, for good reason. You have been told why WFS has been temporarily withdrawn. When you asked, you have been told what you could do if you want to keep using it - but that it's probably unsafe to do so. What you choose to do with that information is entirely your own choice, at your own risk. Until we know more about when WFS may be re-enabled there is nothing more to discuss.

That's a bit like being told by the manufacturer that your tumble dryer is unsafe, (because others of that model have caught fire), and you should stop using it until fixed but ignoring that warning saying 'I've been using my tumble dryer for 3 years and never had a problem', and continuing to use it anyway. I would not feel comfortable giving a link to a version that is known to have a possible problem serious enough to have had the problem feature temporarily withdrawn. As said above such an action is not taken on a whim, there is a good reason why WFS has been temporarily disabled. If you realy want to roll back a version then you should be able to find one from a web search - but it's entirely at your own risk.

You could install v5.77 again - and use WFS at your own risk. But why would you want to risk using a feature that has been temporarily withdrawn for safety because of a known bug? As you can imagine such a decision to (temporarily) disable an option is not taken lightly and would only be done if really needed. Safer to wait until the bug has been fixed and the WFS option is re-enabled.

Are you meaning that there is a new one each time you run CCleaners Analyze? Is there anything in Windows Reliability History, (or Event Viewer), that might indicate what the errors were?

No, Health Check always does it's own thing. If you could customise Health Check's privacy/space cleaning then it would be the same as Custom Clean.

For information: The mods read all posts and will take down anything that is against forum rules, or vexatious, pretty quickly. If a problem post is not removed (give the mods a few of hours, we are not here 24/7) the users can report a post themselves by clicking on the three-dots in the top right corner of the post and then clicking 'Report' - that flags a notification to the moderators. Use it sparingly, give the mods time to do their job.

Once is a ??? Two users seeing the same thing is a possible glitch. I've flagged the staff to this thread.

This is a user forum, not official support, so the speed of replies depends if someone who knows an answer logs on and sees your post or not. If you would prefer to raise an official support ticket you can contact official support by emailing them at support@ccleaner.com Use the same email address you used when purchasing CCleaner. (I have already flagged your issue to the staff, but that's not the same as an individual support ticket). You new screenshot shows a different error code from the one you first reported: error code 1638. Again though, that particular 1638 code says that you are trying to install something that is already installed. Have you been to the Audacity website and made sure that your Audacity is up to date? (Although TBH I don't think this is to do with updating Audacity). As for the hourly frequency: CCleaner's Scheduling cannot be set to run on an hourly schedule. From your Reliability Monitor it looks like Windows itself is trying to reconfigure the updater every hour for some reason. (There's also an outside chance that something else is trying to alter/hijack the updater). In your shoes I would uninstall CCleaner, Restart your computer (Restart not Shutdown), run a scan with Windows Defender and/or your own antivirus (just to rule out any nasties), and then reinstall CCleaner. See if that cures the issue.

Duplicate threads merged. It may just be because it's a new version. It can sometimes take Windows Defender, (and other AV's), a couple of days to recognise the new version. I don't know if it has any relevence but I note your 20H2 build is higher than mine, I have 20H2 build 19042.867 and have no probems installing or running CCleaner. Are you installing from scratch? From what you describe with the blank page it sounds as if you are using the 'Standard' installer, and it's unable to reach a server it needs to so can't load/show that page. Try downloading the 'Slim' installer from here (it's the third one down) and once it's downloaded double click it to install CCleaner. (The Slim Installer skips that particular page and doesn't try to reach that particular server). https://www.ccleaner.com/ccleaner/builds

Interesting, but puzzling as to just what may have happened to cause that.

You can't stop Health Check doing that, it uses it's own cleaning rules that you can't change. Instead you have to use Custom Clean which lets you have more choice over what is cleaned or not. For what you want in Firefox you would untick 'Internet History' and 'Session' in the Firefox section, when unticked Custom Clean will leave them alone. (It's 'Session' that keeps your current logins). Note that those settings have no effect on Health Check which will still do it's own thing and still clear the history and logins if you use it. To set Custom Clean as the default you see whenever you open CCleaner go to Options>Settings>CCleaner home screen

Sorry I may have misunderstood , did you mean that when you "Check for Updates" you are seeing this? It appears to be a bug and it's sometimes showing that when instead it should say that you already have the latest version. What version is your CCleaner? It tells you top left. If it's 5.78.8558 then you are up to date. If it's still 5.77 then you could try Closing CCleaner and waiting a minute, then reopen CCleaner and check for updates again.

Ah, I see what you mean and can also reproduce it. (It could also explain a couple of other posts made today). I'll flag it up to the staff.

What you describe is usually caused by your antivirus or firewall settings blocking the install. Try downloading the Slim installer 'ccsetup578_slim.exe' from the builds page: https://www.ccleaner.com/ccleaner/builds Once downloaded double click it to install. (If it still doesn't install then try disconnecting from the internet and then double clicking it again. Note that if that works it indicates that something AV/firewall is blocking it and may also block some of the standard CCleaner tools/options).

You don't have to pay for updates. You only pay if you have CCleaner Free and you want to upgrade from Free to Pro. Just open CCleaner and click on 'Check for Updates' and then 'Update Now' - and CCleaner will update itself to the latest version. Even easier is to go to Options>Updates and set it to update automatically whenever there's a new version, or turn it on using the switch in the screenshot below. (PS. Speccy hasn't had a new version for a while now).

If you open CCleaner and click on 'Check for Updates' you should see this: Click on 'Update Now' and it will update itself. (at no cost).

I'm not sure why twice an hour but that doesn't sound like CCleaner at all. Do you have any other Software Updater or Driver Updater installed? Can you post a screenshot of the message? That may help tell us where it is coming from. I know that you say it's from Windows "Security and Maintenance" but there may be something else there in a screenshot that gives another clue. Have you been to the Audicity website and tried updating from there?

If your licence is still valid then the 'form' where you enter it is in CCleaner itself, Options>About>Upgrade to Pro. See this article for how to register CCleaner: https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/articles/204043844-How-to-register-and-activate-CCleaner-Professional#what-do-i-need-to-have-to-register--0-2 If you mean that you can't remember what your registered name and/or licence key is then you need this page (and yes it could be easier to find): https://www.ccleaner.com/support/license-lookup To use the licence lookup you do need to use the email address that you used when you bought the licence, and the licence will be reconfirmed to that email address. If you cannot access that email address anymore then you will need to contact support from your new email address and tell them what that old email was. You can email support at - support@ccleaner.com

Whether you use it as a browser or not update Chrome as advised by that article, it's not just the browser that Chrome affects it's threaded throught Android. If you use gmail you are using parts of Chrome. And then turn off/restart your phone to refresh the settings.

It may simply be that it's an older machine, older tech did tend to get more overheated more often. If it's running cooler in the evenings that suggests that the ambient air temperature may be too high during the day for the fan to cool it sufficently? As Andavari says the heat conducting grease may have 'dried out' so heat from the chip is not being conducted effectively to the heat sink fins that the fan is blowing cooler air onto.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'corrupted'? Do you mean 2021 wouldn't work, or simply that you didn't want it? I'm guessing that you ran Health Check, which found an update was available for PSP, and so updated/installed it for you. That is what it is supposed to do. If you don't want it then the easiest to try now would be to simply reinstall the PSP version that you do want again. Be aware that if you reinstall PSP 2020 then Health Check will try to upgrade it to PSP 2021 again every time you run Health Check. You can stop it from updating it by clicking on 'Security' and unticking PSP - but you'd have to remember to do that everytime you run Health Check. It would be easier to set your CCleaner to use Custom Clean (Options>Settings>CCleaner home screen) and not using Health Check in future. If you don't want PSP 2021 and still have problems getting rid of the entry for PSP 2021 then you could try Revo Uninstaller. The Pro and Trial versions of Revo have a 'Forced Uninstall' option that can get rid of stubborn leftovers from apps you uninstalled prior to getting Revo. Use with care, especially when removing leftover registry entries, and I'd do it before reinstalling 2020 to avoid confusion. https://www.revouninstaller.com/how-to/use-forced-uninstall/

There was a bugged update to Android on Monday that is/was crashing multiple apps and is most likley the cause of your problems. A fix has now been released and you need to update both Google Chrome and Android System WebView. See this for more details:: https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345696/google-android-apps-crashing-fix-system-webview

There was a bugged update to Android on Monday that is/was crashing multiple apps and is most likley the cause of your problems. A fix has now been released and you need to update both Google Chrome and Android System WebView. See this for more details:: https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345696/google-android-apps-crashing-fix-system-webview

There was a bugged update to Android on Monday that is/was crashing multiple apps and is most likley the cause of your problems. A fix has now been released and you need to update both Google Chrome and Android System WebView. See this for more details:: https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345696/google-android-apps-crashing-fix-system-webview

So it was Smart Cleaning after all, good to hear you have now sorted it. Why it got stuck in the Windows Task Scheduler like that so that turning Smart Cleaning off didn't remove the task I don't know. As you say Windows does strange things at times.