mtjoy747

"Reserved for future use" meets the Windows 10 registry LOL. One of my OCD friends who likes to "run a tight clean ship", did not like that he just excludes the entry, instead of [a] understanding it and [b] fixing it. Yes, I'm talking about the famous Speech Toast Notifier, interesting name... The ironic thing is that I do definitely believe in registry cleaners, once a program [The 25th anniversary edition of Paragon's Hard Disk Manager] installed, and it was supposed to run at boot time (when Windows starts), but it did not - because the registry entry for it (in the RunOnce startup) had a mistake in it! Proof that we do need things like CCleaner, even if they trip up from time to time. And thank you, whoever it was, for mentioning using a chainsaw when cutting the Sunday roast - wonderful image there LOL!

I'm running a trial of the Long-Term-Stable Enterprise 2016 build (14393.0) of Windows 10, 90 days. I have started the 14-day trial of CCleaner Pro, version 5.32.6129 64-bit. An article from your (piriform) website claims I can remove default apps, which part is that in? For example, if I want to remove Paint, how (using Ccleaner) is it done? Paint does not show in the Uninstall section, what do I click on to make it appear? https://www.piriform.com/news/blog/2016/07/29/let-ccleaner-remove-the-windows-10-default-apps-you-can-t-get-rid-of