ldeveraux
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Thanks for "warning" me! Really makes me confident that your priorities are in order!
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18 hours ago, Kiwi said:
Yes it said it will come with the may release. I downloaded the version which was released in may and still didn't see any way to skip this message thats why I posted here.
Thanks for posting usefull information instead of bulls**t.
Grow up Kiwi.
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48 minutes ago, Stephen Piriform said:
The v5.42 hotfix was released ahead of the v5.43 release because we felt that an urgent fix was needed for some users who were losing their Chrome preferences after a clean. I have explained the specifics of this bug in this post.
The v5.43 release, which contains the setting for the Cleaning Results, has been delayed for a few reasons:
- Our testers needed to focus on the critical hotfix released mentioned above.
- The Windows 10 April Release (build 1803) contains a very nasty bug that can prevent Windows 10 from booting after the Font Cache is cleaned. While this cleaning rule is not enabled by default, we do believe that the severity of the issue is strong enough that we should delay the v5.43 release to add a temporary fix to prevent our users from encountering this issue.
- The Windows 10 April Release has resulted in compatibility issues with many software products, so we are spending some extra time to test it.
v5.43 is in final testing and will not be too much longer.
Great, thanks for the update!
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The new version released today
On 4/16/2018 at 05:35, Stephen Piriform said:Hey guys,
This is basically what we're working on for the May release. You'll have the option to default your cleaning results to one of three options:
- Simple (the simplified 'Cleaning Summary')
- Advanced (as it used to be by default)
- Complete (full list of files)
So I installed the May release today and this function wasn't changed back. Will it be in the future?
Add option for traditional Advanced Results page
in CCleaner Suggestions
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You know what buddy, you can jog on. I came here to check if an issue had been fixed and it hadn't. Some clown started mouthing off, using foul language, I simply asked him to grow up. For some reason you need to pump your ego by extending your authority. If this is what you do in down time to cover up the fact that software issues and user complaints aren't being addressed, that's a Piriform problem. You can warn me, ban me, do what you must to prevent me from daring to ask someone to grow up. I hope it makes you warm and fuzzy to pick on the little guy.