Hi, are you seeing these files present in the path immediately after running cleaning? After some quick tests I can see that those particular files are being recreated as soon as CCleaner has cleaned them. They are log files, so very possible that something is writing them back once CCleaner has been run.
Ccleaner comes out on a regular monthly basis. Not only that but I imagine you think that software developers are magical and just by reading a "bug" can fix it immediately, they aren't. They are human beings.
That said I still see no bug here. I see relatively the same exact registry entries I saw in 7 and 8
That said I still see no bug here. I see relatively the same exact registry entries I saw in 7 and 8
--probably you have been on the dark side of the moon..and not read all these posts here complaining with the strange behaviour of ccleaner with win 10...
Luca B there is no need for you to keep posting in the way that you are.
The devs are aware of these posts and Ccleaner has a new build at the end of each month .
So please wait patiently and stop making these attention grabbing posts such as ''no fix yet..astonishing...'' and also constantly writing the word BUG in capital letters.
As MrV mentioned, CCleaner is behaving correctly. The files are being instantly re-created as soon as CCleaner deletes them.
After some quick tests I can see that those particular files are being recreated as soon as CCleaner has cleaned them. They are log files, so very possible that something is writing them back once CCleaner has been run.
If you don't want them to keep appearing, then right-click > Add to Exclude List. However that does mean that CCleaner will never clean them, even when there is information in them.