1. An UPDATE button that just does and applies the next release.
There is no need for me to goto the web-site and then click on the download link, save to HD and then install. We all love the program, just update it!
2. Sort-able fields in the list of files deleted. Default = by largest file descending
Fields should be: NAME, SIZE & LAST MODIFIED DATE.
I am another newbee! I am sure you will be able to tell that I am a novice at this sweet puter of mine. It is an older one but I am still a novice. What I am wondering is why do my Compaq Presario 5000US still have the msn IE 4 on the program files since I have gone to the IE6. I thought it would over ride the old with the new installation. I have several like that such as Adobe4 and 6? Tell this dumb ole lady [67] if I should remove them safely or just leave them in the program list.
The custom folder option in 1.15 is fantastic ... but it lacks in one single department: CCleaner should also be able to clean subdirectories within those custom folders.
The idea is that it could cleanup after DVDDecrypter and DVDShrink --> huge files!
[qoute]CCleaner should also be able to clean subdirectories within those custom folders.[/qoute]
It does remove files in sub-directories on my system. Although the folders themselves stay intact. I hadn't used the Custom Folders cleaner before since I use a batch file for that.
[qoute]CCleaner should also be able to clean subdirectories within those custom folders.[/qoute]
It does remove files in sub-directories on my system. Although the folders themselves stay intact. I hadn't used the Custom Folders cleaner before since I use a batch file for that.
Maybe removal of Norton Anti-virus Quarantined files?
And, if possible, the same form other anti-virus-programs, anti-spyware-programs, anti-trojan-programs. Users tend to forget that those unneeded files linger in their system.
I use this program at least 5-10 times per internet session. Gotta love it.
Brilliant ~ A PC colostomy! heh
One suggestion:
When right clicking an issue to "select all issues", the issue that was right clicked remains un-checked. Can't they just all be checked, including the issue that was right clicked? Wait a minute - I think I'm getting dizzy...
-dedknightmare
Whoops! I just figured it oot on me own...I tried right clicking on a "problem" (the text) instead of the little check box, and it seemed to check off everything - including the box next to the "problem" that was right clicked upon to check all of the boxes off, initially. Problem solved, however, I'm still thoroughly confused...and this brings me back to my original suggestion (re-revised): When right clicking an issue 'checkbox' to "select all issues", the issue that was right clicked remains un-checked. Can't they just all be checked, including the issue 'checkbox' that was right clicked?