Bill Nolan

FYI: So now, out of nowhere, I'm suddenly getting intrusive CCleaner application pop ups. Perhaps I could spend several hours to fix this. But since CCleaner has ensured that there is no obvious way to do this, I have permanently removed CCleaner and will recommend same to others.

...But those default values are ON, scheduled for monthly cleaning. Perhaps it doesn't do anything, because "enable" is on set, but just wondering why these default values are shown, because it is misleading.

Yes, it is enabled. If it isn't supposed to be, I have no idea how it got enabled, because I am certain that at no point did I enable anything. Also, even though "scheduling" is apparently disabled, it DOES show "greyed-out" values in place that give the appearance that it is set to those values. Perhaps it IS set to those values (if so, why?), and if not it would probably be a good idea not to show any selected values in the "greyed-out" area to give that false impression.

Absolutely not. The message was along the lines of "CCleaner found <whatever> wrong...". I would not have made the post I made here because of an advertisement. I certainly know the difference.

I no longer recall what it said.

This is not the Pro version, nor at any time did I select any automatic or scheduled cleaning, nor is "run a one-time clean" checked. "Scheduling" may or may not indicate this is set up currently (such options are greyed-out, HOWEVER, they are showing as being set to run monthly right now.) And it did run automatically yesterday, which is why I put up this post. How and why did this happen?

Yes, a *bug*. Why have I been searching the CCleaner UI for 20 minutes and haven't been able to figure out how to disable the automatic tasks/scheduling stuff??? First of all, it is SUPER annoying when any software DEFAULTS to automatically running on your system, and it is juvenile to code it to do so. Second, I am seriously pissed off that not only did it set up that way, but apparently you guys have gone out of your way to make it real hard to turn this off. Here is what I want: I do not want CCleaner to do ANYTHING, *EVER*, unless I tell it to do so. Please tell me how to set this as I wish. (Btw, I installed CCleaner recently because I remember being very impressed with it years ago and thought I'd give it another try and consider buying it. At present, I have doubts that I will do so, because of the issues I've just mentioned. Maybe you can convince me otherwise. Bill Nolan Renegade Systems Phoenix, AZ