Hi I just wanted to suggest for including "origin" software by EA games in ccleaner as it has many log files.
thx
Hi I just wanted to suggest for including "origin" software by EA games in ccleaner as it has many log files.
thx
i would be glad too
Hi there!
Thanks very much for the suggested addition. We regularly review the feedback we receive, so keep letting us know of your requests!
Thanks!
MrA
I dont know if it is important for...
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Origin\AvatarsCache
--> 2 files (pictures "d2*.jpg") 17 kb
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Origin\Web Cache
--> 2 subfolders
--> "data7" with 43,5 MB (subfolders 0-9, a-f for me)
and
--> "prepared" with 2,51 MB (only files as "Cp1400.d"...)
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Origin\Origin
2 files
"ApplicationCache.db" -1,08 MB
"WegpageIcons.db" -417 kb
2 subfolders
--> cache
1 file "XEP0115Cache.xml" with 565 bytes
--> LocalStorage
"https_checkout.origin.com_0.localstorage" -3kb
"https_promomanager.dm.origin.com_0.localstorage" -3 kb
"https_signin.ea.com_0.localstorage" -10 kb
"https_www.facebook.com_0.localstorage" -3 kb
"https_www.origin.com_0.localstorage" -10 kb
"widget_mygames-3cc512711b7f8e3add7880f69d064b9f6beb89db_0.localstorage" -3 kb
"widget_mygames-05c5be11170952c0bb440f53cc98b5e2c5ad3152_0.localstorage" -3 kb
C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Origin\Cloud Saves
4 files
"71104.client" timestamp 13.12 2014 -3,21 kb
"71104.lastsync" timestamp 13.12.2014 -3,21 kb
"71715.client" timestamp 30.04.2015 -440 bytes
"71715.lastsync" timestamp 30.04.2015 -440 bytes
Trium, as you have the folders, you can test if they can be removed without harm to origin or EA games. Once you've tested you can create a winapp2 entry
Hi
I just updated my foxit reader software from version 6 to 7 and now ccleaner shows both versions, any idea how can I fix it or it's a ccleaner bug?
Possibly a left-over version specific registry key from the previous version of Foxit Reader, or a folder left in an Application Data folder.
using the /EXPORT switch will show you where CC is finding the leftover triggers.
usage documentation here; https://www.piriform.com/docs/ccleaner/advanced-usage/command-line-parameters
using the /EXPORT switch will show you where CC is finding the leftover triggers.
usage documentation here; https://www.piriform.com/docs/ccleaner/advanced-usage/command-line-parameters
Thanks can you describe it more specificly for me? I looked that link but don't know what to do. also I couldn't find any .INI file in the CCleaner's installation folder as noted in that link.
thx
the way I do it is this;
that's it, it will not run CC but instead create three .INI files
look in all those files, find Foxit Reader 6, and that will highlight where/why CC is thinking you still have it installed.
the way I do it is this;
- start a command prompt window
- CD to where CCleaner lives
- type in ccleaner64 /export (I'm assuming you are on a 64bit PC)
that's it, it will not run CC but instead create three .INI files
- winapp.ini (CCleaner - Application Cleaning file)
- winreg.ini (CCleaner - Registry Cleaning file)
- winsys.ini (CCleaner - System Cleaning file)
look in all those files, find Foxit Reader 6, and that will highlight where/why CC is thinking you still have it installed.
Thanks for help, I watched this video and used windows task scheduler to create those INI files: