(#1) OK, the 1st bug was this: CCleaner claimed it needed to update to 4.18.4844, but when I tried to, the most recent update available was 4.18.4842 - the same update I was running!
(#2) Secondly, I see two (2) CCleaner processes in Windows Task Manager when I run CCleaner (instead one -as in times past), and then - get this: Even when I close out of CCleaner, I still see one process running... what up, dawg!?
(#3) not related to CCleaner, but there is a relic image of a previous action on the screen (but I add this find as anyone here might help me: For what it's worth, I have to reboot my computer to get rid of this ghost image).
(#4) Bonus question: If I want, simply, to get rid of any and all cookies, can I safely chose to "opt-out" of the intelligent cookie can option?
PS: Please see the images attached, here, for details. Thx!
Gordon Wayne Watts in Lakeland (between Tampa & Orlando), Fla.
Thanks - I saw that before I got to your post, and downloaded it, but thanks anyhow. (I wonder why the most current link wasn't where I initially checked LOL?)
by enabling System Monitoring or Browser Monitoring, Active Monitoring will be enable too
if Active Monitoring for CC update, what about option to check for update in "Settings"?
Yeah, I noticed that too -- If you check sys monit. then it auto-checks Active monit., and make you have to manually uncheck it.
The message I get when I try to uncheck the 2nd one (Active Mon) is:
(Title) "Disable Active monitoring" (followed by "!" in triangle in front of later text)
(Text) "Warning - this action is not recommended. Active monitoring will ensure that CCleaner is kept up-to-date and your computer is as clean as possible." (line-break)
"Are you sure you want to do this?"
This strongly implies that MTA was correct in his/her guess that the Active Monitoring is for updates. - Thanks again, to both of you, DvdBane.
(#1) OK, the 1st bug was this: CCleaner claimed it needed to update to 4.18.4844, but when I tried to, the most recent update available was 4.18.4842 - the same update I was running!
The same thing happened to me.
At first I thought 4.18.4844 applied only to the paid or professional versions.
So can I download 4.18.4844, for the free version of CCleaner, or is there some reason for staying with version 4.18.4842?
- Piriform still needs to make that link point to the proper newest version.
- CC's GUI needs to provide a better explanation to make the difference clear(er) between the 2 "Monitoring" options. I was confused as well. (Who reads those manuals nowadays, right ?).
- Lots of confusion about the new version of CC when I surf around on this forum.
That's because Piriform never explain a new feature, it's left up to end-users to figure it out up until they post it on the docs site http://www.piriform.com/docs.