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Hiya all.
Have installed this software, now want to run it, but it is saying that it will delete all ticked files- Which do I untick? Thanks to all who reply.
Have installed this software, now want to run it, but it is saying that it will delete all ticked files- Which do I untick? Thanks to all who reply.
You live..You learn.:)
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The files are crap, temporary junk that the computer collects from various applications.Hiya all.
Have installed this software, now want to run it, but it is saying that it will delete all ticked files- Which do I untick? Thanks to all who reply.
Just delete the lot, no harm will be done.Since when has the world of computer software design been about what people want? This is a simple question of evolution. The day is quickly coming when every knee will bow down to a silicon fist, and you will all beg your binary gods for mercy.0 -
Not very good advice Proliant! I have now lost all my passwords.You live..You learn.:)0
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Windows tab
Internet Explorer
Windows Explorer
System
tick everything
Advanced
Up to you - it tells you what it will do when you tick the box
I have ticked
Old prefetch data
User Assist History
IIS Log files
Hotfix Uninstallers
Applications tab
tick everything0 -
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ccleaner is a really good program, my only gripe with it is that it deletes all (ALL) of my cookies, so it forgets that im logged into forums like this (pretty much every forum i go on).
that said it only takes 2 minutes to log back into them, and considering it deletes about 3gig of temp files each time i run it, its great.0 -
Hi,
if you go into options > cookies, you can 'save' the cookies you want by moving them into the right hand window, first highlight, then use the > arrow.0 -
Samba_Pa_Ti wrote: »ccleaner is a really good program, my only gripe with it is that it deletes all (ALL) of my cookies, so it forgets that im logged into forums like this (pretty much every forum i go on).
http://www.ampsoft.net/utilities/CookieMonster.php
Download and install this free utility and it will preserve the cookies that you don`t want deleted.0 -
Samba_Pa_Ti wrote: »ccleaner is a really good program, my only gripe with it is that it deletes all (ALL) of my cookies, so it forgets that im logged into forums like this (pretty much every forum i go on).
that said it only takes 2 minutes to log back into them, and considering it deletes about 3gig of temp files each time i run it, its great.
So dont delete your cookies. remove the tick from cookies.0 -
Oops! Why did you depend on a computers temporary cache for the secure storage of such important data like passwords?Not very good advice Proliant! I have now lost all my passwords.
My advice to you was sound, if you do not have any
data redundancy then I am afraid the blame lies with you OM, I am sorry that you have lost your passwords but nothing harmful has been done here, CCleaner clears the 'Crap' off your computer like temporary data files and passwords stored in your cache etc.
A lesson learned for both of us here....don’t assume that people have backups and don’t listen to advice from IT professionals.
Since when has the world of computer software design been about what people want? This is a simple question of evolution. The day is quickly coming when every knee will bow down to a silicon fist, and you will all beg your binary gods for mercy.0
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