Tracker Removal?

CCleaner for Windows CCleaner Windows Bug Reporting
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Not sure if this is a BUG or not but when running ccleaner it does not pick up and remove Trackers first time round.

Yes the majority are identified/found and removed but repeatedly running ccleaner still finds more eg'

1st Run = 349

2nd Run = 1

3rd Run = 2

4th Run = 4

I think it could take a very long time to completely clear out all Trackers given the current performance, but I cannot understand why this is so when you would expect the 'cleanup/deletion to get them all first time round?

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Open CCleaner and click on Options..Advanced.

Then put a dot in the Advanced report.

Now run CCleaner and you will see what it is finding if you right click on the result and ask it to show details.

3

Click on the the link underneath the red text in my signature below to see an explanation of why this happens. (and what these 'Trackers' actually are).

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10 hours ago, hazelnut said: 
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		Open CCleaner and click on Options..Advanced.
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		Then put a dot in the Advanced report.
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		Now run CCleaner and you will see what it is finding if you right click on the result and ask it to show details.
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Thanks for the 'tip' it seems like 'IE' is the biggest culprit while it is a Browser that I would seriously like to remove/delete/get rid off permanently from my PC.

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4 hours ago, nukecad said: 
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		Click on the the link underneath the red text in my signature below to see an explanation of why this happens. (and what these 'Trackers' actually are).
	</p>
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Thanks for the information.

As I just wrote to 'hazlenut' it seems that the majority of these 'trackers' are created by IE which I would seriously like to totally remove from my PC as I use what I consider to be much mor effective and safe browsers.

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Some software still relies upon IE's engine to display things in the software and to download updates.

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9 hours ago, Andavari said: 
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		Some software still relies upon IE's engine to display things in the software and to download updates.
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Correct, but by 'Un-ticking' the box for IE in Windows 'Programs' you reduce its PITA tendencies!