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Thanks for both suggestions. I've just tried both, but none of them have actually changed the appearence of the GUI.
Regarding ccleaner.ini, as far as I understand, this file is a substitution for the HKCU entries, but not for the HKLM "(Cfg)" keys.
Note: I fully understand that HKLM keys are not documented, hence not officially supported. I'm just surprised that those undocumented HKLM keys are not taken account for non-admin users.
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Dear CCleaner support & community,
I've recently tried adding a few following registry keys, so that I could hide software update, health check and quick clean modules. The reason is, I want to prevent users (especially non-admn users) from updating software by themselves and screwing up their system.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Piriform\CCleaner]
"(Cfg)HealthCheck"="0"
"(Cfg)HealthCheckIpm"="0"
"(Cfg)QuickClean"="0"
"(Cfg)QuickCleanIpm"="0"
"(Cfg)SoftwareUpdater"="0"
"(Cfg)SoftwareUpdaterIpm"="0"This setup works as expected for the administrative users. See screenshot #1. However, for unknown reasons, those HKLM keys seem ignored for non-admin users. See screenshot #2.
Any idea why? Are those keys deliberately ignored, or is this a bug? I'm running Ccleaner 5.78.8558 Free on Windows 10. (Screenshots are in French.)
Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Windows 10 HKLM registry keys not honoured for non-admin users
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Thanks for registering it as a v6 suggestion, much appreciated.