After running the analizer it says I might have 2 gigs of old temp junk files. when I tell it to run or clean up it only takes out maybe 157 meg. Why doesn't it clean it all up?
I'm confused.
Can you give more info please. Such as operating system and version of ccleaner used.
You are taking only about the cleaner and not the registry (issues) scan aren't you?
What are the sort of items seem to be listed most that are being left?
Can you give more info please. Such as operating system and version of ccleaner used.
You are taking only about the cleaner and not the registry (issues) scan aren't you?
What are the sort of items seem to be listed most that are being left?
Hi Hazelnut,
I am experiencing the same issue. I ran ccleaner, I have System Files - temp files set to delete. I ran it, and nothing got deleted. I then rebooted, since I read on a different threat that when a file cannot be deleted it is set to delete on next reboot. I rebooted and nothing happened. Unless I'm supposed to check mark that option, but I cannot find anywhere that says, "Delete on reboot". I am checking the following location C:\DOCUME~1\username\LOCALS~1\Temp
several files with the extension .tmp and a messenger cache folder is still sitting there. Not to long ago I installed a new HDD, so I know my Windows is free of issues since I haven't installed anything or unistalled anything of the normal use. I noticed this has been the case in previous versions as well.
OS: Win XP SP3
CCleaner v2.22.968
Hi Hazelnut,
I am experiencing the same issue. I ran ccleaner, I have System Files - temp files set to delete. I ran it, and nothing got deleted. I then rebooted, since I read on a different threat that when a file cannot be deleted it is set to delete on next reboot. I rebooted and nothing happened. Unless I'm supposed to check mark that option, but I cannot find anywhere that says, "Delete on reboot". I am checking the following location C:\DOCUME~1\username\LOCALS~1\Temp
several files with the extension .tmp and a messenger cache folder is still sitting there. Not to long ago I installed a new HDD, so I know my Windows is free of issues since I haven't installed anything or unistalled anything of the normal use. I noticed this has been the case in previous versions as well.
OS: Win XP SP3
CCleaner v2.22.968
Disregard this, silly of me. I had the don't delete files older than 48hrs selected. I removed it, took some files out, rebooted and now they are all gone. CCleaner is on top of it's game.