chandleyj

I'm using Win 10 along with CCleaner Ver. 5.47. Normally, I don't make efforts to identify the junk files but just trust CCleaner to do the job. Maybe that's a mistake.

When using CCleaner on my computer after being away for some time and, having accumulated a lot of junk, I usually run it several times expecting to see fewer and fewer junk files displayed. This doesn't always happen since recently, I've noticed that subsequent cleaning steps may actually show more junk files left. What's going on and what is a reasonable number of times I should have to run the program to completely clean my system?