Love the product, however on my home PC (Vista Ultimate) the builtin backup runs daily. When I run CCleaner it finds temporary files created by the backup in the form of a zip file.
CCleaner dispalyes the name of every file in the zip file, which sometimes can be 2GB in size, so the process takes for ever. Why does it scan inside the zip file and not just delete it as a whole? This would make things much faster.
I don't know why it does that however if it's a critical backup that you need you can tell CCleaner to completely ignore it by going into:
Options->Exclude
Hi,
Its not critical. I backup files to another drive but it just leaves this 'huge' zip file in the temp folder. It can be safely deleted, its just that CCleaner analyses every file in the zip, so it takes ages, it does this on the delete pass also.