Every time I start my Windows 10 desktop, I am asked to confirm that ccleaner can do it's thing. Can I turn this off? See picture.
You need to enable skipuac in settings of ccleaner
you can go to the thread from where this quote coming from incase no one reply here
same problem but different OS
Every time I start my Windows 10 desktop, I am asked to confirm that ccleaner can do it's thing. Can I turn this off? See the https://donkeybets.com/my-zcode-system-review picture of the Zcode.
Yeah, I get this popup every time too. It's annoying. Also it scares me when it says it's making changes to my pc.
It should scare you, that's the point of uac; to make a user aware that a program is running that has the ability to run as a "superuser"/"admin"
For ccleaner you can use that option: skipuac. This will create a task in Windows' task scheduler which will skip the warning, however I'd suggest doing this only if you have ccleaner starting when you boot your computer (for security reasons)
I had same problem (see solution): http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=45982
Good luck, cheers !