ObiWanKenobi

Thank you again!! So, the CCleaner process which changes these values is not enabled by default, is it? If I have understood well, the user must enable the process which manages the values. In that case, the values would be empty or they would be initialized to some date? If this is the case, which date? Thanks again my friend!!

Thank you both!! I'm performing an investigation about the use of CCleaner in a compnay and the question is if these values are modified by a user action or by a CCleaner action. Thanks!!

Thanks again for your reply. --That's my understanding, these registry entries would not be relevant without that Smart Cleaning functionality being enabled. Where can I check if this option is enabled? Thanks!!

Thanks for your reply my friend. So, if I've correctly understood your explanation, it is needed and mandatory a user action with the CCleaner interface for these keys to be changed, isn't it? --(Note that Smart Cleaning will only be able to work if Options > Smart Cleaning > "Enable Smart Cleaning" and at least one of "Tell me when there are junk files to clean" or "Enable automatic browser cleaning" is checked, and the CCleaner Notification Tray icon is running in the background.) If these options are not enabled, I understand the values are never changed, am I right? Thanks!!

I mean the values LastMonitoringNotificationTime and SystemMonitoringNotificationTime from key Software->Piriform-CCleaner. Does anybody know when these values are changed and under which circumstances? Thanks everybody!!