Hello evryone,
I am not sure if this is the right place for my concern but hopefully an admin will be able to put it at the right place.
This thread is about adding a registery key to the safe list:
HKCR\Automap.Map.NA
This is a hotfix from Microsoft for win7 64bit Streets and Trips hagning at the splash screen.
This update is not out yet but it might be aded in win7 sp2.
If you are experiencing this probleme, here is a link to Microsoft support:
To exclude a specific entry you can right click it on the analyze list and choose exclude key. You may have to "manually edit" it once it's in the exclude list. To do this find the entry on the exclude lsit right click it and manually edit it to match your want
That's if it lets you exclude it, I don't know if it will or won't but some registry keys it won't allow to be excluded.
That's if it lets you exclude it, I don't know if it will or won't but some registry keys it won't allow to be excluded.
Has Piriform deliberately chosen that some keys shall not be protected from cleaning.
Or is this some obstacle by Microsoft in what can be written to CCleaner's registry settings,
in which case does this also apply to the Portable version that keeps settings within CCleaner.ini ?
Has Piriform deliberately chosen that some keys shall not be protected from cleaning.
Or is this some obstacle by Microsoft in what can be written to CCleaner's registry settings,
in which case does this also apply to the Portable version that keeps settings within CCleaner.ini ?
I don't know. I've tried to exclude a very small handful of registry keys that CCleaner refuses to comply to the exclusion. For instance one is a MUI Cache entry that constantly shows up in the registry which is written in that cryptic Microsoft way so CCleaner thinks it's invalid:
1. It can't be excluded via the CCleaner GUI.
2. CCleaner completely ignores the exclude if I manually type it into ccleaner.ini.
Thanks for info.