BUT, if I press "run cleaner" again and again, the SAME message will appear! Seems that there's 0.89 MB of trash that cant go away... BUT...
by ticking "Options->Advanced->Show detailed log of IE temp files", CCleaner works OK and no more repetitive messages as before! I know it's only a small glitch
Happy debugging and thanks a lot for a very useful product!
by ticking "Options->Advanced->Show detailed log of IE temp files", CCleaner works OK and no more repetitive messages as before! I know it's only a small glitch
Happy debugging and thanks a lot for a very useful product!
- Marco
Hello LUIK,
DID you also Check box to show Mozilla/Fierfox details .This will get you around the "BUG"
Try these settings. I AM NOT SURE WHAT IS HAPPENING TO YOU.
Hello, Ok, now I opened the CCleaner, changed the settings (I had to change only the last one), and now i see 6 'unremovable' cookies
Please tell us What OS and version.
win xp service pack 2
What actions you do and then what happens?
I click on the 'Run Cleaner' button, and it tells me that these files were succesfully removed. But next time it shows them again as succesfully removed. And again and again. When I click on "Analyze", it doesn't show any files.
The firefox does not see these cookies. Although the CCleaner-Options-Cookies-cookies to delete contains them.
Hello, Ok, now I opened the CCleaner, changed the settings (I had to change only the last one), and now i see 6 'unremovable' cookies
win xp service pack 2
I click on the 'Run Cleaner' button, and it tells me that these files were succesfully removed. But next time it shows them again as succesfully removed. And again and again. When I click on "Analyze", it doesn't show any files.
The firefox does not see these cookies. Although the CCleaner-Options-Cookies-cookies to delete contains them.
thanks, Andras
Thanks for the information.It may be needed by the Bug Removers.
Thanks for the information.It may be needed by the Bug Removers.
It looks like you may have IE cookies also.
davey
Yeah, they were IE cookies. They've gone by now, hurray!
That 'IE cookies' box (and every othe IE boxes) of the CCleaner were checked at all the time, but the cookies still remained after cleaning. At last I opened the IE, and deleted them there, and not with the CCleaner.