Watt

I recall going through the registry procedure described in this post a few months ago when the error message in ccleaner appeared. The procedure worked. Since then, windows 10 has updated a few times. I currently have 10.0.18362 build 18362. Now, all of a sudden the error message in ccleaner has returned. Relative to what the other posters here are saying about the registry, the Key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\MicrosoftEdge " doesn't exist (or no longer?? exists). Thus, you can't "navigate" to this key per the instructions @ https://www.ccleaner.com/docs/ccleaner/troubleshooting/how-to-disable-pre-launching-and-pre-loading-so-ccleaner-can-fully-clean-edge. Can/should you create a whole key in the Registry and add the DWord and value to the new key?

The title basically states the problem. I have v 5.59 (free version). Under Custom Clean, I have Cookies checked under Edge, IE, and Firefox. (I use Firefox almost exclusively.) Yet after cleaning several times, a huge list of cookies remains in the left panel under Options > Cookies. Shouldn't all cookies have been deleted as part of the cleaning process? (I don't want to keep any of these cookies; I just want them gone.)