Jan Groshan
-
Posts
4 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Well, I went into the settings for CCleaner Custom Clean to do as you suggested and discovered the boxes you suggested unchecking were already unchecked, so I'm not sure what to do now. The only boxes that are checked are: MICROSOFT EDGE: Internet Cache, Internet History, Cookies, Download History, Last Download Location and Recently Typed URLs EDGE CHROMIUM: Internet Cache, Cookies, Internet History, Download History, Last Download Location, Metrics Temp Files, Bookmarks Backup INTERNET EXPLORER: Temporary Internet Files, History, Cookies, Recently Typed URLs, Index.dat files, Las Download Location WINDOWS EXPLORER: Run (In Start Menu) SYSTEM: Empty Recycle Bin, Temporary Files, Clipboard, Memory Dumps, Chkdsk File Fragments, Windows Log Files, Windows Web Cache
-
Thank you. I'll give it a try.
-
What I need to know is WHICH ITEMS I should uncheck when running a health check. I just ran a health check and once again my pictures did not load as pictures but merely icons andI had to once again tell the computer to "always" open a picture file with xxx and then reboot to get all the pictures back . I also lose the automatic sign-in to some of my websites without having to go through entering my username and password. There must be specific items within CCleaner that I can uncheck so that this doesn't happen every time. I just need to know what they are.
-
Every time I run CCleaner Pro for Windows 11, Ver. 6.16.10662, I seem to lose the option in my photos library to open the photos as photos and not just .pdf or .jpg icons. After running the CCleaner program I have to choose an "icon", tell it to always open with photos, and then reboot the computer so I can actually see the photos. Is there something I can turn off in the various options so that the ability to view my photos is not changed every time I run the cleaner? It's getting pretty frustrating as I like to run a "health check", custom cleaning and a registry cleaning at least once a month...sometimes more...but having to reassign photos as the program to open photos and then rebooting the computer is getting a bit frustrating.