I just now noticed when I run CCleaner and do a cleaning I am left with a bunch of cookies in the "To Delete" side.
I have 30 or so cookies saved for log-in purposes but these are just random cookies. Is there a spot that CCleaner is missing.
Running Vista Home Premium SP2. Using IE only.
They are likely flash cookies.
Do you have ☑ Adobe Flash Player ticked? 
They are likely flash cookies.
Do you have ☑ Adobe Flash Player ticked?
Yes I have that checked.
When you click on a cookie, does the Adobe logo appear at the foot of the column?
When you click on a cookie, does the Adobe logo appear at the foot of the column?
Before I got your post I had deleted the cookies through Internet Options.
I went back to Fox and their cookie loaded up and when I clicked on it the Adobe logo appears at the bottom.
It will not delete with CCleaner.
I have one exclude in my CCleaner and going to uncheck it and see if that makes a difference.
Before I got your post I had deleted the cookies through Internet Options.
I went back to Fox and their cookie loaded up and when I cliked on it the Adobe logo appears at the bottom.
It will not delete with CCleaner.
I have one exclude in my CCleaner and going to uncheck it and see if that makes a difference.
Deleting the exclude allowed me to run CCleaner and get rid of the Fox cookie, so I guess that was it.
I have used that one for a long time but had downloaded the new Flash Player recently and it must have
caused this exclude to react that way.
Thanks for getting me on the right path to the answer.