Each time I run CCleaner it says I have unused file ext ldif. I have over .50 ldif files on my computer
Hi VTSKIPTRACER, and welcome to Piriform.
This item has been a subject for discussion for a while now, and never used to be a feature of the registry cleaner.
You can either uncheck "Unused File Extensions" or simply right click that particular item in the results display window after a scan, and select "Add to Exclude list" and CCleaner will leave them alone.
Hope that helps.