CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 @ 3 GHz
OS: Windows 10
CCleaner: 7.10.1464.0
Previous version: 7.9 works correctly
Event Viewer:
Faulting application: CCleaner_service.exe
Exception code: 0xC000001D
Faulting instruction:
CRC32 (SSE4.2)
The CPU does not support SSE4.2.
is this crash repeatable or one time? are you cleaning registry?
What antimalware do you use? are you doing something in particular with ccleaner when the crash occurs?
The crash is fully repeatable. It happens every time I start a cleaning operation.
I am not cleaning the registry.
I am using Microsoft Defender as my antimalware.
The crash occurs right at the beginning of the cleaning process, before the cleaning actually proceeds. I am not doing anything unusual with CCleaner.
Windows Event Viewer reports:
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Faulting application: CCleaner_service.exe
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Version: 7.10.1464.0
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Faulting module: CCleaner_service.exe
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Exception code: 0xC000001D (illegal instruction)
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Fault offset: 0x10D2ABA
I investigated the crash with x64dbg and the instruction at the crash location is CRC32, which requires SSE4.2.
The machine is an Intel Core 2 Duo E6850, which does not support SSE4.2.
This problem appeared with CCleaner 7.10. The previous 7.9 version worked correctly on the same machine.
Simply starting a normal cleaning operation is enough to reproduce the crash every time.
Hi @Gilles92,
Please follow these steps to help us investigate the issue:
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Download and install the CCleaner Support Tool using the link below: https://download.ccleaner.com/CCleanerSupportTool.exe
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Replicate the issue on your end.
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Run the tool to generate the logs.
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At the end of the process, youβll receive a 5-digit File ID.
Please share that File ID with me so I can review the logs and investigate further.
If you have any issues, please let me know.
Hello,
I was able to reproduce the issue. Hereβs your file ID : I3Y8D
Thanks for these log files, I have sent them over to the development team to review and I will follow up when I have more details.
If you have any questions please message me back.
Hi @Gilles92,
The development team has advised me that this issue will be fixed in the v7.11 update to CCleaner that will be released soon.
As it is in active development, I am not able to give a specific timeframe on when the update will be available.
Hi @Gilles92,
We have just released v7.11.
Please update to v7.11 and let me know if this issue has been resolved for you?
Yes, it has been resolved !
Thanks Laurence
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Thanks for the confirmation @Gilles92