Program Key obsolete

CCleaner for Windows
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Hello,

It's not a bug, but I want to know if I can find the origin of an obsolete program key which often appears when I run CCleaner.

The register key is

HKCU\Software\AppDataLow

Thanks for any explanation and hejp.

Regards

2

That's probably an empty registry key.

(might have been left behind by a program you no longer use)

You can safely delete it.

If you are not sure, backup before you clean.

3

An explanation here, and by pure coincidence, a plug for CCleaner.

http://forum.worldstart.com/showpost.php?p...amp;postcount=2

4

Hello metalj and DennisR,

Thanks to both of you.

If I well understand, it is actually a CCleaner problem and I expect Piriform to correct it.

Regards.

5

Why do I feel like I've shot myself in the foot? :lol:

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Why do I feel like I've shot myself in the foot? :lol:

Hello Dennis,

English is NOT my mother tongue.

I'm not an expert and didnt understand all technicalities of the paper.

So I prefer to wait knowing that it is not a serious problem.

Thanks anyhow for your help.

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You're more than welcome Guyde, and you know where we are if you need any more advice.

:)

8

Thanks DennisD,

Thanks for telling me what to do to have the plugin installed, if it is not too complicated.

Regards

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Hi Guyde.

The language problem again. Are you referring to this plug from the earlier post I made?

An explanation here, and by pure coincidence, a plug for CCleaner.

If yes, the "a plug for CCleaner" is a phrase meaning that someone had a kind word to say, a recommendation for CCleaner in the site I linked to.

To "plug" a product it to recommend it.

I hope I've managed to make that clear.

:)

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Hi DennisD;

Thanks for taking time to explain me some 'finesses' of your language.

I finally got what u meant with plug (and not plugin as I misunderstood it).

Hope Piriform will correct this problem soon.

Regards