Lost Internet Connection on Boot-Up?

[clifton]

I recently installed and used the CCleaner for the first time, and afterwards I noticed that I no longer had an internet connection after boot-up?

 

Normally, when I boot-up I'm automatically login to my internet connection, allowing me to surf the internet. After running the CCleaner program I now have to disable the "Local Area Connection Properties" and then enable them. It then reestablishes a new connection and I'm able to surf the internet?

 

How can I fix this problem so it automatically logs me in to my internet connection?

 

Computer Info:

WinXP Pro, SP2

Yahoo DSL

 

Please let me know if you need anymore information?

 

Thanks in advance for your help everyone!

 

Clifton

[davey]

I recently installed and used the CCleaner for the first time, and afterwards I noticed that I no longer had an internet connection after boot-up?

 

Normally, when I boot-up I'm automatically login to my internet connection, allowing me to surf the internet. After running the CCleaner program I now have to disable the "Local Area Connection Properties" and then enable them. It then reestablishes a new connection and I'm able to surf the internet?

 

How can I fix this problem so it automatically logs me in to my internet connection?

 

Computer Info:

WinXP Pro, SP2

Yahoo DSL

 

Please let me know if you need anymore information?

 

Thanks in advance for your help everyone!

 

Clifton

Hi Clifton and Welcome to the forum,

And thanks for providing the information to help solve your situation.Many forget this.

 

The first thing for you to do is go to Cleaner > Applications tab > Multimedia list > Adobe Flash Player and untick that option.

This will keep your "Flash Cookies" from being cleaned.Yahoo and many "Popular" sites are storing encrypted data there.

It is used to log you in and such at these sites.

Then see this link about advice I give to other new users.

http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=105208

 

Then see this link if you want only specific "popular" sites to keep information in these Macromedia/Adobe flash files.

Some people keep all The Flash files uncleaned and others Exclude only certain sites from being cleaned.

http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=107678

 

http://www.ccleanerbeginnersguide.com/ CCleaner Beginner's Guide.com BOOKMARK this. Start out at Cleaner Information Cookies

 

Good luck,

davey

[tomcatonnet99]

after connecting to the internet, check CCleaner cookies section as well to see the ones you'd like to keep as also certain applications that you might want to exclude could be added to the exclude list.