GeneralLee01

Thanks Nukecad. Not really interested. You have made your point

> Did you actually read that Microsoft article? Yes I read the "article". Basically an empty article where Microsoft tells us: - Not needed - At your own risk - Make a backup I trust the ccleaner team. When they think it might be good and helpfull I use it. > 'Us' is computer users in general, or at least those users who know about the registry. Well that is me both times !

Just closed the browser I got the ccleaner message "browser cleaned" So it seems the ussue has been solved. Thanks Nergal !

For your information. Another way to get to the settings menu is to press Alt+F or click the three-dots.. I changed the setting and will pay attention , to see what happens , when closing the browser later today,

Yes it is Nergal Will tty your suggestion later today Thanks for your help Lee

Hi Nukecad. I am not sure who the "us" is you are writing about. Is that a hand full of Whizzkids in these forum or is that the avarage ccleaner user ? I am using a modern device. But reguarly , I run the registry cleaner evety couple of weeks or so, ccleaner finds hundreds of entries that can be deleted. Especially after uninstalling software. I do trust the ccleaner software and allow the tool to delet these entries. And of course that also realy speeds up the system Lee

Hi All, I just upgraded to the newest version. Since I upgraded smart cleaning after closing broser seems to do nothing anymoe. i am running the paid version Lee

Good morning Michael, > But anyway, the problem fortunately no longer occurs. That is incorrect. The problems still occurs. But it seems ccleaner is not the culprit.

I decided to test all the options mentioned in the posts above (custom clean, registry clean, network password, health check) Did them all and rebooted in-between but to my surprise could not replicate the problem. The password gets deleted a couple of limes a week and I assumed it was ccleaner. But now it seems it might not be ccleaner afterall.

Good morning Powered. Thanks for your assistance I will try unticking the box and see what happens. > (I'll keep my files local on my hard drives, not in the cloud where they could be more easily hacked). Carrying hardrives around 24/7. Connecting them to a phone, laptop, tablet and other peoples computer systems is of course technically quite difficult and in my humble opinion a lot more unsafe way of working. > Are you using the registry cleaner section of CCleaner? Yes, most of the time. > Are you using Health Check or Custom Clean? Yes, but most

Thanks Michael. Merry Christmas !!! Yes I have, is this the reason the Onedrive password is deleted ? When logged into Onedrive and choosing the Ccleaner option Analyze Network Passwords the result is 0 Bytes To Be Removed. Doesn't that indicate there is nothing to be deleted ?

Good afternoon all, What setting in Ccleaner Professional should I change in order to prevent need to re-enter the Onedrive password for the desktop program of Onedrive ? Merry Christmas Ho Ho Ho Lee