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CCleaner opens 2 browsers at once at update


philc

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Thank you CCleaner for a helpful and neat program

Since two updates ago when manually checking for updates BOTH browsers open IE & Firefox although Firefox in Windows settings is the preferred browser .

 

Does not cause any crashes but is only update session that does that . Interested to know why and how you do it :)

 

OS is Xp Pro (fully patched) and up to date.

 

Again thanks for a great little app

Cheers from Australia

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Thank you CCleaner for a helpful and neat program

Since two updates ago when manually checking for updates BOTH browsers open IE & Firefox although Firefox in Windows settings is the preferred browser .

 

Does not cause any crashes but is only update session that does that . Interested to know why and how you do it :)

 

OS is Xp Pro (fully patched) and up to date.

 

Again thanks for a great little app

Cheers from Australia

 

 

I have this exact same issue, if I click check for update, both internet browsers open, and if I click the ccleaners link in the "about" menu, it opens in both as well...

 

I'm on vista x64 and have made sure that all the associations were with firefox only...

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Thank you CCleaner for a helpful and neat program

Since two updates ago when manually checking for updates BOTH browsers open IE & Firefox although Firefox in Windows settings is the preferred browser .

 

Does not cause any crashes but is only update session that does that . Interested to know why and how you do it :)

 

OS is Xp Pro (fully patched) and up to date.

 

Again thanks for a great little app

Cheers from Australia

Sorry clicked wrong button. See next post.

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