in the past... have you in these message ticked "do not show me this message again"?
it can be that the ie-process is running in the background - ccleaner cant delete cookies if it is "online"
in this case - please take a look in the background-processes - rightclick on the taskbar -> task manager -> look for the "internet explorer" process, if it dislayed, rightclick on it -> close task or what is in english
@Bethy54 usually this occurs when internet explorer, or a program that uses ie to work, is still open. Do you have any programs or win7-gadgets running when you try the clean?
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Now it has changed since I got an update from Windows...now it sticks on IE cookies, but does not show IE cookies as having been cleaned, either. It is now not even reporting it.
Even though I do not use IE, and use no programs that use IE, IE is invasive.
Going onto the internet is having IE automatically be attempting to get on your computer someway, somehow...it is just who they are and what they do.
For years, there are always IE cookies to clean up...until now. If it's not one thing it's another, or, to quote Roseanne Rosannadanna, "It's always something."
May Gilda Radner be a blessed memory for all who knew and loved her.