markfleener
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It's not really giving me issues as you say. I'm just trying to learn more. So CCleaner doesn't delete temporary files from the browser, even after closing browser? I think you're wrong about that. I suspect maybe ShotCut might be causing such an issue, but not my browser. I thought someone could simply answer what it is that is cleared from memory on reboot that CCleaner is not doing itself, but I guess not.
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Nah, i don't save up on them system restore points for nothing, screw that crap, and that stuff wouldn't cause what i'm experiencing, you're in lalaland
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I had replaced SupportAssist with Alienware Update a couple years ago. Someone did tell me that i need to get a RAM chip replaced, which i've yet to do, but i don't think that's the issue here, maybe, idk, i've just started noticing that the C drive icon goes from blue to red (getting full) as I browse the internet. I just tried it again (the 2 attached pics), because it had turned red again just a few minutes ago, and simply shutting down the browser was enough to get the blue back, did not even have to run CCleaner, but last time I tried this, I had to reboot... The browser had been on for a couple days, so yeah, it was probably bogging up a bunch of memory, but shutting it down and running CCleaner was not enough to clear the red back to blue, when I rebooted, there was about another 4GB that got cleared, bringing the red back to blue. I realize the drive will eventually get so full that it wont turn blue again no matter what, but what could've possibly happened to make me have to reboot to get it cleared right? The "page file" crossed my mind, i once learned of that acting as RAM, but on your hard drive, but i don't think that would have to do with this, idk? I did use other programs besides my browser, like WMP, VLC, and ShotCut, not sure if those would cause this?
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CCleaner does not appear to be clearing everything as it used to, or maybe I'm just now noticing that there is more to be cleared by rebooting a computer than CCleaner handles, even with all programs shut down, I am having to reboot the computer to clear memory. What on earth is being cleared from my hard drive when i reboot the computer that CCleaner is not doing?
Alienware 15R4
Windows 10 Home Version 10.0.19045 Build 19045
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I'm not into "smart" water, never wanted to own a "smart" TV, get this "smart" Ccleaner out of here or I'll be moving on from our 13 year relationship.
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I had to disable "Tell me when there are junk files to clean" in order to get it to let me disable Smart Cleaning again, but still, it re-enables it after I close the program.
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I just tried uninstalling and reinstalling CCleaner. It enabled Smart Cleaner on its own after I closed it. Now, it wont let me disable it at all.
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I just noticed that it keeps enabling Smart Cleaning on its own every time I reopen it.
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Smart Cleaning is not enabled. CCleaner is not set to run when computer starts. Still though, after closing CCleaner, it remains running in the System Tray.
Windows 10 Version 2004 OS build 19041.610
Alienware 15R4
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I just noticed that Firefox is what's keeping me from hibernating (quite unusual). I'll have to go bug them, maybe it's an add-on cause it's definitely not a video or song.
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yes, registry cleaner too
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Yeah, i use custom clean, no other software
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CCleaner is making it so my computer wont hibernate unless I go reset the hibernation settings.
It's Windows 10 Home Version 2004 (OS Build 19041.508)
Alienware 15R4
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yes, After "Run as Administrator" it made no difference at all.
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Here's my log file. I noticed that it's clearing a lot from Edge even though all i did was open and close it. I also just noticed that it didn't seem to clear out Firefox, i mean, I was still logged into this website when I opened Firefox again, even though CCleaner is set to clear it. I do have the Firefox options set so they don't clear cookies and history when closing, but i would think CCleaner should over-ride that?
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Microsoft Edge 85.0.564.51
It's been like this since the previous versions (Edge and CCleaner).
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I'm running version 5.71.7971
I use Custom Clean.
No, it only takes a long time if CCleaner is doing it.
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I tried uninstalling and reinstalling CCleaner, but it still takes too long to clean Microsoft Edge.
Windows 10 Home
Alienware 15R4
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So ever since I ran the reg file, yesterday, my computer runs with the fan going pretty loudly.
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Is this going to be fixed in the next update or am I really going to have to edit the registry?
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I have to edit the registry to fix CCleaner, but the instructions they've given me don't add up. There is no MICROSOFT EDGE within MICROSOFT in the registry. How am I supposed to fix this?
What clears on reboot that CCleaner doesn't?
in CCleaner Bug Reporting
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Clearing memory is like CCleaner's main function. No, I don't think this is a RAM issue, although, I had wondered about the page file.