[(work around) Enable Active Monitoring]

Why the active monitoring?  Don't you people get it?  Look what happened to FB - $100 billion drop in stock.  Why do you think it is ok to monitor people and try and tell us it is for a better product?  Better yet - why don't you tell people up front what you are trying to doo instead of just sneaking it in? Or give us a way to verify your claim it is just anonymous data.  What are you collecting and why?  When I delete my IE history are you downloading it for other purposes?  A once trusted utility has sold out and is now spyware - and tries to cover it up with a "fake" disclaimer.   I'm not only going to remove this software I'm going to find a way to replace it once and for all with my own script process.  PS - does Avast! software protect me against spying by CC?

[Script running at shutdown]

Yes it does. 

In fact, that is the topic I got the script from. 

My questions are: 1) how do I verify the script ran and 2) do I have have to worry about Administrative Access? 

[Script running at shutdown]

This isn't a bug or a suggestion so I wasn't sure where to post. 

I picked the sub-forum with the most replies. 

 

I have WIN 10 x64 / Pro. 

I set up a script and assigned it to Shutdown through Group Policy that contains nothing more than

"C:\Program Files\CCleaner\CCleaner64.exe" /AUTO

 

I think it works - shutdown seems to take longer.  But I don't know how to verify it does work.  Nor do I know if I have to worry about Administrative Access.

 

What I want to do is run CCleaner at shutdown.  I use multiple browsers and just want all the junk to go away.

 

Any insight would be helpful.

 

Thanks.

[IE WebCache is empty yet CC shows there are files]

Thank you for your time.  

[IE WebCache is empty yet CC shows there are files]

When I run CC the contents of my web cache (C:\Users\MyName\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WebCache) are marked as deleted.  I have gone to this folder and verified that is true.  If I reboot and run CC again (even though I have not run IE and have verified this folder to be empty) CC tells me there are 8 files and 28,184 KB removed.  The option is Internet - - Internet Explorer More*.  It's been this way for at least a week.  It may have been there longer - that's just when I noticed it.  It's not fatal as my web cache is flushed but kind of curious.  Any thoughts?  Thanks.