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Můžete vysvětlit problém? Také používám Google Translate. Can you explain the problem? I am also using Google translate.

You can do that by saving the settings to a .ini file. Options>Advanced. I'm always changing settings to test things so keep a 'ccleaner.ini' backup to put my own settings back afterwards. See here about saving and usung .ini files: https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/articles/360047940232-What-do-CCleaner-for-Windows-s-INI-files-do-#what-ccleaner-ini-files-are-for--0-1 There is also a winapp2 sub-forum on here if you want to do more cleaning and not just save your settings for re-use or use on a different computer.

Also copy/type the command carefully - In your post above you have misstyped it as "C:\$Rercycle.bin" and you have not put a space between "/s" and the "/q" Either of those errors would cause the command to fail.

I've just tested those settings here and while the number shown in the tray updates in real time the one displayed on the tooltip doesn't. That's expected though, just move the pointer off the icon/number and back, the tooltip will update each time. I'm not sure why you would want to have both enabled at the same time. If you can already see the number in the tray then why see it again in the tooltip? What do you have the "Refresh every # secs" set to for the number shown in the tray? Of course it could simply be that your CPU temperature isn't changing much. If yours does appear to be stuck after a start-up (until you open/minimise Speccy) then I'd suggest you try giving it a shake by doing the following: Untick all those tray options and close Speccy, Restart (not shutdown/boot) your computer, Open Speccy and reset the options to display the CPU temperature in the tray, with a refresh rate of 1 second, Minimise Speccy and see if the number in the tray is updating now. Restart the computer again and see if the number in the tray is updating now.

No it won't. But you may not want to be be clearing 'Saved Passwords' anyway. Those are the names/passwords that you save in a browser if you want to be able to click login and have your name and password automatically entered. It's not something that you need to clear everytime because you don't save passwords all the time (which is why it's not ticked by default). If you do clear 'Saved Passwords' then you will have to type in the name/password manually when you want to login to a site using that browser. I think that what you may be thinking about is staying logged into a site when you close/reopen a browser? In CCleaner's Custom Clean that is 'Session' for the browser, (or for some websites may still be a cookie).

Yes, you have a corrupted recycle bin - Don't worry it often happens and is easy to fix, see this: https://community.ccleaner.com/topic/60979-empty-recycle-bin-skipped-files/#comment-331053

If you are sure that the problem is not being caused by CCleaner updating the driver. Then I suggest that you stop using the registry cleaner. If you stop doing things one at a time then when the problem stops you know just what was causing it - the last one you stopped doing.

I'm not at home at the moment but can post a link to that old post by Stephen CCleaner with the registry tweak later. It isn't a change it's deleting 5 or 6 entries. (WINDOW_HEIGHT was just one). EDIT - Here it is: https://community.ccleaner.com/topic/53546-last-ccleaner-v5547088-window-not-resizing/#comment-304194 Don't know if it will still work (don't know if it worked back then) but suppose that it's worth a try. I know what you mean with the resolution settings and making things too small. If you aren't using anything that needs the hi-res then it might be worth considering setting a lower display resolution with no scaling?

I think that 300% scaling may be the issue. What happens if you reduce it?

That would suggest that the driver had been updated and the latest driver version doesn't suit your particular wheel. Once you had removed it Windows then (eventually) reinstalled a driver version that does suit your particular wheel. It's not that unusual for some devices to need older driver versions, and not to work with the latest driver version. So I'd stop updating that driver. As it wasn't happening before then It's probably not the registry cleaner. But it isn't recommended to run the registry cleaner as a regular tool so you may want to stop doing that, it's meant for particular issues not for regular use, see this: https://community.ccleaner.com/topic/59952-i-get-a-registry-error-on-ccleaner-on-windows-10-i-have-scanned-5-times/?tab=comments#comment-326804

Just being sure, is that what you actually have showing in Windows settings, or is it what the monitor itself is capable of? It's the graphics card in the computer that usually limits what maximum resolution you can display, even on a hi-res monitor that is capable of more. Admittedly in a 4K laptop you'd expect the card to handle 4K. Do you have any Scaling set? That can also make a difference. As can any 'Ease of Access' Options that you may have set.

The user interface has a minimum size of 1010 x 700 pixels, it's been that minimum size since 2019. Yyou can drag the edges to make it bigger than that, but can't make it smaller than that. The options when it fills the screen like you are seeing are: Change your screen resolution to show more pixels onscreen. Use CCleaner at full screen (as you say). If you don't want to change your screen resolution then I do recall seeing a workaround for if it's covering the taskbar like that. If I remember correctly though it does involve deleting some registry entries, not everyone is comfortable with using regedit to alter the registry.

MUI is the Windows "Multilingual User Interface", I'm not sure just how much it is implemented in Win 11 as of yet so wouldn't regard missing references as a problem. (Unless you are using a language other than English). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multilingual_User_Interface However I wouldn't be using the Registry Cleaner, any registry cleaner, with Windows 11 (or with Windows 10 come to that). With both Win 10 and 11 the registry changes too often for it to be safe to regularly run a registry cleaner on, you run the risk of removing something needed, or even bricking your machine and needing to reinstall Windows from scratch. See this: https://community.ccleaner.com/topic/59952-i-get-a-registry-error-on-ccleaner-on-windows-10-i-have-scanned-5-times/?tab=comments#comment-326804

And again if you can tell us just what CCleaner is doing when it 'locks up' that should help pinpoint what the issue may be.

Honest opinion? - You don't have to. Save your time and stop doing what isn't really needed. Personally I'd say that 99.99% of the defragmenting being done around the world is unnecessary. Hard Drive capacity and technology has moved on, processor technology has moved on. - But most peoples thinking hasn't caught up yet. Many articles written about defragmenting haven't caught up yet. Or don't want to because "It's not needed most of the time" doesn't make for a long article. (Or sell defragmenting apps). Unless your disc is in a real mess then you won't notice any performance difference between before and after running a defragmenter app. Consolidation/defragmentation of a spinning magnetic disc could be important 10, 20, 30+ years ago - drives were smaller and slower, RAM was smaller, computer processors were slower. It's not so important nowadays. Todays larger drives have plenty of space so don't often need consolidating. (only if they have been used a lot with a lot of deletes and re-writes over time). For the average user it isn't a problem. Files being fragmented means they will load into memory (RAM) a tiny bit more slowly, we are talking about milliseconds difference with todays faster processors which means you will hardly notice the difference if you notice at all, However, some people still like to see a 'tidy' drive when they run a defragmenter. But that's a self fullfilling prophecy - If they didn't run a defragmenter then they wouldn't know it was 'untidy' anyway*, and wouldn't notice any difference. So they are looking for a problem that isn't realy a problem. *You may have noticed that the built in Windows one doesn't show you a drive map anymore. That's so you can't see if the disc is 'untidy' or not, because it doesn't matter. But if people stopped making/selling defragmenters, and especially if Windows didn't include one, then there would be moans and complaints. As long as people expect to see one in Windows then it will still be there. All defragmenters will report different things. In this case Windows will be ignoring files below a certain size, or with less than a certain number of fragments. Again, because it doesn't really matter. (I'm guessing that over time the Windows defragmenter/optimiser will show less and less until it becomes simply another background maintenance task that doesn't have a user interface, removing the drive map and not showing all fragmented files look like just the first stages of that process).

I doubt that it is intentional, the 'Sunset' version is still available to download/install. I can still run v5.64 with no problem here, (albeit on Windows 10 not on XP). Are you running it as the Free or Pro version? At the top of the results screen can you see what it is 'stuck' on when it locks up? About where this shows 'Firefox, Site Preferences': As you say it works OK for you offline then this appears to be an internet connection issue. Have you recently changed or updated your Antivirus app/Firewall? I'm sure that you are already aware of the security risks of using XP online so I won't go into those.

Download the installer for CCleaner Free: https://www.ccleaner.com/ccleaner/builds Install CCleaner Free on the second computer. Go to Options>About>Upgrade to Pro. Enter the name/key as asked and click on 'Register'. See also: https://support.piriform.com/hc/en-us/articles/204043844-How-to-register-and-activate-CCleaner-Professional#how-to-register-and-activate-ccleaner-professional-0-0

As Hazelnut says it shows you the new licence expiry date to start with - and then twice a day the licence system updates things to add any time remaining from the previous licence so give it a day to update for you.

That's because they are false positives, the thing that needs to be fixed is the AV that is getting it wrong. Once reported they check and see that their AV is indeed giving a FP - so they change the AV definitions so that it stops reporting it wrongly. With Virus Total you have to look at the results and make a judgement. All VT shows you is what a number of different AV engines think about a file or website, at any particular time. In the case of your screenshot only one AV engine flagged it as suspicious, the other 64 said it was clean. So it's almost certainly a false positive by that one. You find that the lesser known AVs throw up more FPs, but the big names are not immune to giving the occasional one. Of course it is always just possibly that the one is right and the 64 are wrong, so if you are worried check again later.

Defragglers standard defrag does both a 'files defragment' and a 'consolidation' of files on the drive. If you are seeing something that is not in the files list then it's probably unfragmented files that are being moved as part of the consolidation. You can do a 'files only' defrag (without the consolidation) by clicking the box at the top of the files list and then selecting 'Defrag Checked'. PS. The LCU folder is the 'Last Cumulative Update' folder which contains a backups in case you want to undo a Windows update. There can be thousands of files in there. Windows should clean it up after a while and only leave the latest ones, but you can do it yourself by running Windows built in Disk-Cleanup with the 'System Files' option.

Many System Files and programme/application files do need duplicates in different folders to work properly. I'm not sure about Ansys as you show in your screenshot but many design applications do have/need duplicate files in different folders (my AutoCad and NanoCad both do). You should normally only use the Duplicate Finder to find duplicates of your own files - documents, photos, videos, music files, etc. and leave system/programme files alone. If you set the following then Duplicate Folder will ignore the System files, and many programme/app files:

CCleaner doesn't make a log unless you specifically invoked the 'debug' option from a command line (or the Windows 'Run' command). If you would like to say what issue running CCleaner has caused for you then we should be able to tell you how to avoid it in future.

The first thing I would do is a "Restart" of your computer. (Not a Shutdown but a Restart). And then try the email again. Just for information - I assume that in CCleaner you used Health Check and nothing else? Does this only happen with one particular file, or with any/every file that you try to attach to an email?

Just to add that I had been doing some testing yesterday and had reverted to an older CCleaner version. When I opened CCleaner today it did take around 18-20 seconds for the window to come up - that was because it was doing an automatic update to v5.91 before opening. Now it's done that update v5.91 takes about 3 or 4 seconds to open.

I've taken a closer look at this and found that if I do a manual update as described then I also get two installation dialogues. In my case one is directly covering the other and so I only see the one unless I drag it from it's default location to uncover the other. It doesn't matter how many times I try it the one is always directly covering the other for me, so wouldn't be noticed unless you drag the top one aside. From what @Sarexsays about sometimes getting an error writing the same file then it appears that it is actually doing two installs at the same time for some reason. Whilst that wouldn't generally be a problem (apart from the occasional write-the-same-file error) it shouldn't be happening. I'll flag it up to the staff/developers.