I have been a happy user of CCleaner for about 5 years. The Beta version is now showing on my desktop (Windows 11 64 new in ‘24). However, with this version, the suggested software and driver updates are now a concern. For software, it shows an update for OneDrive that MS says does not exist. For drivers, most (23) are MS ones that date back to 6/20/06, and many of these repeat the same version numbers. It also shows one for a Realtek USB Audio driver that is not the most recent. I will add that cleaning the Registry used to be a simple “one-button” process, but that has also changed. Based on my online search, CCleaner is known to have issues recognizing prior versions of drivers/software or those already updated, which I did not experience before. Everything on my PC, which is updated regularly. I would appreciate it if anyone could respond to my concerns. If all of this is connected to the Beta version, is it possible to roll back to a previous one?
my rule for the driver updater, if the OEM no longer supports the PC use the driver updater, if your drivers are still handled by the OEM (and by relation Windows Update) stick with those. The OEMs often use altered drivers to best work on your machine and may not be as update acurrate.
Beta version, no, I think you have the latest version 7 (7.8 is the stable), beta is achieved by (under updates) agreeing to the opt-in of insider program. And is only (right now) a organization of tools and the ability to start on custom clean rather than healthcheck.