Running v2.01.507 on Vista and keep getting a "Disk not in Drive" error when using the cleaner. It appears twice and then when I hit the "ignore" button two times the message goes away and CCleaner begins working.
There was also an exception error when I checked the box to clean Java under "applications" but I forgot to record the exception number.
I uninstalled 2.01.507 and will revert back to an earlier version for now until a newer version is released. Still an awesome application and I would be lost without it.
Well, this may be a Vista issue and not a CCleaner issue. Unfortunately, CCleaner is the only program I am having this problem with. Apparently there is an article, KB942682, in the Microsoft KB that describes the exact problem I'm having. There is also some discussion on a couple of forums about this. Microsoft has released a hotfix that has to be requested from them. What a pain. Hope this fixes the problem.
hmm interestin .. anybody else using Vista havin this prob ?
XP has something somewhat similar but not exactly as that Microsoft KB article details from time to time with some programs, however after several reboots it goes away in XP. Windows bugs!
Update:
I applied the KB942682 hotfix that MS provided (after waiting 8 hours) and it did not resolve the issue. I then proceeded to check and uncheck every option in CCleaner then hit "Run Cleaner" to see what would happen. The error message quit popping up once I unchecked "CA Anti-Virus" and "Windows Defender" under the "Utilities" section of "Applications". As long as either or both of these boxes were checked then I would get the error.
To help clarify, here are my system specs:
CCleaner 2.01.507
Internet Explorer 7 (7.0.6000.16386)
Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit
CA Anti-Virus 9.0.0.115
Sony Vaio VGN-N365E Notebook
Intel Core Duo T2450 2.0GHz
2GB RAM
120GB HDD
4GB Lexar ExpressCard SSD w ReadyBoost enabled
Mobile Intel 945GM Express Chipset
Hope this helps resolve what appears to be an isolated quirk of some sort.