User accounts question.

[Marc455]

Maybe I missed something on the main website; and upgraded to CCleanerPro, however, I installed it directly on the User account I was using.
Dumb question; do I need a separate installation--and separate multiple payments--to put it on all accounts?
Or does it work for all users if I install on the admin account?  I see there's a page in the program to include users, but I tried selecting Options>Users>All Users;
and it won't change from "Current User Only".
Or should I just uninstall and reinstall on the Admin account?  I have recently upgraded to Pro, so maybe I was in a hurry that day and just installed on the User account.
Seems a simple solution, but any help appreciated...
M

[Nergal]

uninstall and install on the admin account that account has access to the other user folders. Then run ccleaner with uac permission it should allow you to change it.  I don't have my computer turned on or i'd have a better description of that option.

[Marc455]

22 hours ago, Nergal said:

uninstall and install on the admin account that account has access to the other user folders. Then run ccleaner with uac permission it should allow you to change it.  I don't have my computer turned on or i'd have a better description of that option.

"run ccleaner with uac permission"?  I sort of came to that conclusion, it would make sense--about adding users from the admin account (Windows 10).

thanks Nergal!  I'll give it a go, but I may still have a problem...so I may be back soon in a day or so. 

[Nergal]

2 hours ago, Marc455 said:

run ccleaner with uac permission"?

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/3577-change-user-account-control-uac-settings-windows-10-a.html has a good definition of uac