Unexpected Error

When I use CC lately I have been getting this error (ck attachment). This happens even when I startup my computer as CC runs.

I have to click it off and the program seems to go on working. This just started doing this and I don't know why.

I'm using Firefox 6.0 and Windows 7. Never had this happen, any help?

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Please, follow these steps to help us figure out which cleaning rule is causing the error/crash:

1 - Uncheck all cleaning rules

2 - check only one cleaning rule at a time and analyze or clean until error

3 - report back which one caused crash/error

Thanks

Please, follow these steps to help us figure out which cleaning rule is causing the error/crash:

1 - Uncheck all cleaning rules

2 - check only one cleaning rule at a time and analyze or clean until error

3 - report back which one caused crash/error

Thanks

Seems that the Firefox "internet" history is the problem. I clicked it off and no error message.

Thanks

Thanks, we'll look into this.

I have a similar problem. I'm using firefox 3.6.10 and if I run a cleaning session with the firefox/mozilla internet history box checked I get this

Unexpected Error

Microsoft C++ Exception

CCleaner v3.10.1525

MS Windows XP Home SP2

Intel Pentium M processor 1.70GHz

2.0GB RAM

Intel 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller

ID=-1

PR=0

DA=

RK=

RU=32

CK=0

SK=

VK=

VA=N_MOZ_HISTORY

CR=87

PF=0

EI=0

FL=103

IIT=0

FI=-1

SI=0

Also, it only happens on the first iteration - meaning that if I run CCleaner the first time I will get the error. If I re-run the Cleaning option in the lower right corner again, I will NOT get the error. I can run it multiple times over and over without a problem.

If I exit out and then come back into CCleaner, I will get the error again, the first time. Subsequent cleanings are then ok. Until I exit out and come back in. This also happens if I manually (with right-click) run a clean operation on that one Internet History item.

This is pretty consistent behavior over 5 test runs. And the error data above is always the same.

I am using the latest winapp2.ini file. Removing it does not fix the problem. It should also be noted that the drop-downs in the url window in Firefox is not getting cleared out either. I suspect I am getting the same error data as the OP.

If you need to me to test anything else I'll be happy to help ya'll out! This in on XP SP2.

My old celeron from the 1990's era also does the exact same thing.