Steve L

Turned off skip uac, closed program, shut off computer Restarted and went back in uac was checked Tried forcing to default, restarts with uac checked went to windows 10 task scheduler, disabled both ccleaner settings, rebooted, no prompt and task scheduler was enabled, the last seemed to have solved it, one more restart and its ok, thanks all a simple matter of programming

Tried both, ran update as Admin and Skip User was already checked Didn't work That machine is different as it is a Local Account Administrator and doesn't have an associated e-mail

I recently upgraded my systems to two HP EliteDesk 800 and other than one machine being RAID1 they are configured identically. Both are W10 pro, clean install When I access my second machine I get a screen pop up (usually in the middle of me logging into another program and it is asking me if I want to allow Ccleaner to make changes to my machine. I have never had this request on any other machines, ever Probably a setting?