I have been using CCleaner for some time now and really like the software.
I just noticed that with the last v2.26.1050 and the updated manually to v2.27.1070 It is not cleaning the options cookies (left column). I have a long list of Cookies to delete (keeps growing) and can not get rid of them.
Did not notify me of update to v 2.27.1070 on the desktop - the laptop is working fine.
I have been using CCleaner for some time now and really like the software.
I just noticed that with the last v2.26.1050 and the updated manually to v2.27.1070 It is not cleaning the options cookies (left column). I have a long list of Cookies to delete (keeps growing) and can not get rid of them.
Did not notify me of update to v 2.27.1070 on the desktop - the laptop is working fine.
I have tried everything to resolve this problem
I am currently using XP and IE8.
I remember seeing somewhere that you might not get the updates depending on what system you're running.....or something like that.
Just remember to look way down in the bottom right corner and click on "Check for updates" every so often.
In the left pane I always keep the box next to Cookies checked (I have only a couple that I excluded from the delete). It always works fine.
I have to delete "Adobe" in control panel for ccleaner to delete my cookies but when I re-install the free reader, flash, & active x it will not delete all cookies again.
I cannot access Adobe Player as when it's installed it's not in the "Programs" but it is in the control panels uninstall.
How can I resolve deleting cookies in ccleaner without deleting "Adobe's" in control panel?
I have to delete "Adobe" in control panel for ccleaner to delete my cookies but when I re-install the free reader, flash, & active x it will not delete all cookies again.
I cannot access Adobe Player as when it's installed it's not in the "Programs" but it is in the control panels uninstall.
How can I resolve deleting cookies in ccleaner without deleting "Adobe's" in control panel?
Arthur
I think I just figured it out. The application/Multimedia & ck Adobe Flas is in ccleaner.