Every time I run CCleaner, the Win Vista snipping tool no longer works and I have to re-install it. CCleaner is obviously deleting a file (or files) needed by the snipping tool but I have no idea which one(s). Does anyone have any suggestions? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
EDIT: This happens after running the standard cleaning function, not the registry scan. I should also state I have the latest version installed. (Maybe I should have posted this in the Bugs section, as it affects a Windwos component...)
Every time I run CCleaner, the Win Vista snipping tool no longer works and I have to re-install it. CCleaner is obviously deleting a file (or files) needed by the snipping tool but I have no idea which one(s). Does anyone have any suggestions? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
EDIT: This happens after running the standard cleaning function, not the registry scan. I should also state I have the latest version installed. (Maybe I should have posted this in the Bugs section, as it affects a Windwos component...)
Benjamin
Hello benjamin,
Start the CCleaner. In the Applications tab do you see the application you are referring to.Uncheck the related box.
Believe it can be accessed also in the start menu (I don't have vista) start, all programs,accessories. Perhaps unticking start menu shortcuts for a trial?
Use system restore to get it back if all else fails.
The snipping tool also relies on some files located in: C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\ink
I've ben using CC with Vista Business and have never had any problems like this. Did you add anything under Options>Include that might be causing the problem? Also hazelnut's suggestion should work to re-enable the tool. Uncheck Tablet PC Optional Components click Ok and go back and turn the feature on.
That's strange--I'm running Vista Business too, and this happens every time. I do reinstall via the CP. What happens is that I get a pop-up stating the snipping tool is no longer installed but it is--it just won't run.
As DiskFormat suggested, I ran the CCleaner in analysis mode (because I know snipping will be disabled if I actually run the program--it always happens). Does anyone have any idea which projected deletion is the culprit? They all seem fine/unrelated to me, so I am perplexed.
Thanks again!
IE Temporary Internet Files (632 files) 3.76MB
[bunch of cookies]
Marked for deletion: C:\Users\Vista\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\index.dat
Marked for deletion: C:\Users\Vista\Local Settings\History\History.IE5\index.dat
Perhaps you should try the process of elimination. Clear all settings in the cleaner tab, windows and applications. Then restore your settings one at a time. Run the cleaner and test the snipping tool each time you restore an item. When the tool no longer runs, you will have narrowed it down. The Snipping tool does use the clipboard. I am running Window Vista Home Premium with no problems. CCleaner v2.05.555
Perhaps you should try the process of elimination. Clear all settings in the cleaner tab, windows and applications. Then restore your settings one at a time. Run the cleaner and test the snipping tool each time you restore an item. When the tool no longer runs, you will have narrowed it down. The Snipping tool does use the clipboard. I am running Window Vista Home Premium with no problems. CCleaner v2.05.555
Yes, I guess I should do that. Thanks for the good suggestion!
I've had no luck tracking down the source of this issue. I wonder if it could be related to my running Vista SP1 on this computer? Thanks to all for the suggestions.