I have windows 10 and my browser is IE11. I have IE11 open at a web page then run crap cleaner (latest free version). I get a message saying CC needs to close EDGE ie not IE11 - when I say OK it proceeds to close IE11 and then continue with cleaning.
If I have 2 tabs open in IE11 CC still tries to close 'EDGE' but after a while says that it is taking a long time do I want to force close it. If I cancel out I can see the reason why IE11 didn't close there is a message from IE11 (hidden by the CC window) asking if I want to close all tabs or just the current tab.
Yes that may be true but CC tries to close my IE11, not EDGE. If I untick all the EDGE cleaning boxes in CC, it doesn't try to close IE11. If I tick al the EDGE cleaning boxes in CC then I get a message EDGE needs to be closed, and then it closes IE11. It thinks IE11 is EDGE.
Actually, I think, the ie11 in windows 10 may use the same databases for cookie/history/cache that edge does...though I may be wrong I'm less than 12 hours into my learning Win10
Actually, I think, the ie11 in windows 10 may use the same databases for cookie/history/cache that edge does...though I may be wrong I'm less than 12 hours into my learning Win10
Nergal is correct here, IE11 and Edge are using the same databases for storage of data. In this scenario CCleaner is currently unable to determine which process is locking the database. The team are working to find a solution to this issue.