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Reboot loop problem being reported by lot of users turns out to be problem with dual-boot & Grub bootloader:
KB3033929 fails to install and cause a minor "infinite" loop - Microsoft Community(see michaelp52 reply)
HTH.
March 10th 2015 Windows Updates
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New #51
CCleaner recently included some sort of resident monitoring function.
You can disable it in the Monitoring tab (Options > Monitoring).
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New #53
Thats it , i don't like bloody viruses , CCleaner has to go.
One thing to note though is that only since last tuesday and the latest updates has any problem developed.
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New #54
I never had these issues.
I've been using the portable version for a while now...
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New #55
In the Microsoft Community quite a few are saying it's the windows disc cleanup utility that is causing a few of the latest updates to keep coming up for reinstall.
It has been brought to MS's attention and supposedly they are working on a fix.
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New #56
My post was about CCleaner ...
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New #57
Yeah i know but some maybe blaming CCleaner for what windows update cleanup is responsible for. I never had issues with CCleaner portable either.
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New #58
Ok, understood thanks !
fwiw, i only run CCleaner file cleanup and it's never caused me problems.
Yes, I have cleaned files i wish i had kept, but it was my choice to delete those files.
So, there is a learning curve with CCleaner, and everything else.
I have run the Registry tool to see what it shows, but i don't run it to do a "cleanup".
I just see what it reports, and if i see something i feel is "wrong", i work on it...and manually clean it if need be.
I don't run WU Cleanup unless I can get a LOT of space recovered...
So I may run it 1-2 times per year.
When it was first released i could recover up to 10GB space, so i used it.
Now, i only see a few hundred MB to be cleaned, and that's not worth it to me ...
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New #59
By Windows Update cleanup are you talking about the standard Windows Disk Cleanup. I use Disk cleanup maybe once every few weeks.
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