Because I may have accidentally deleted something, and I have an occasional process where I review the bin before I purge it. Normally, a process warns before it purges the recycle bin, so that I may then review at that time, if I feel there's any doubt.
6 hours ago, zornqui said:<div class="ipsQuote_contents ipsClearfix" data-gramm="false"> <p> Normally, a process warns before it purges the recycle bin, </p> </div>
However it is expected that you know that if you use a cleaning app it is going to remove temporary files,.
After all that is the whole point of running a cleaning app.
The Recycle Bin is simply temporary files, ie. soft-deleted (no longer wanted) files waiting to be fully deleted.
Windows itself can/will purge items from the Bin after they have been there for 30 days - without warning.
The Recycle Bin is not a safe place to 'store' things that you might want later.
So if you do want the files, or might want them in future, then don't delete them to the Bin.
(Or back them up somewhere before deleting them to the bin).
CCleaner does give warnings about deletions - unless you have turned the warnings off, or told it not to show them again.
And most people do turn the warnings off, and/or often forget that they've previously ticked <em>"Do not show me this message again"</em> when one popped up.
It would be tedious if each time you run a clean you get a warning for each individual file, of category/section of files, that will be deleted.
Which is why most people turn the warnings off and tick <em>"Do not show me this message again".</em>
Same issue here!!!
58 minutes ago, JohnU said:<div class="ipsQuote_contents ipsClearfix" data-gramm="false"> <p> Same issue here!!! </p> </div>
Which one, there are various missunderstandings and issues above.
Please start a new thread, explaining just what issue(s) you are seeing.
Please give as much detail as you can.