Ricktafire

Did so . . . and eliminated the corel entries in scheduler . . . but the darn thing is still showing up in CCleaner Software Updater . . . By the way, I do have the Corel product in question and don't mind updating the existing version . . . I just don't want or need the trial version of their newest "version" that I will have to pay for . . .

There is a corel product that has taken up permanent residence on the Software Update list and I can't remove it. It's not really an "update" to my existing program but a download for a trial version of their new software. Don't want it, but I can't remove it from the list in CCleaner . . . Ideas?