Latest CCleaner Version Released

[Maxxwire]

Before I installed CCleaner 3.00 x64 I uninstalled the x86 version and had Revo Pro x64 delete its Registry keys and file folders so that CCleaner does not exist in the x86 Program File any longer. There are 2 CCleaner applications in its new X64 Program file folder though is this what you meant by "the rest of my programs are installed/run from the x86 folder and only one or two run from the x64"?

~Maxx~

 

[A Guy]

I think what he's saying is, of all the new programs CCleaner cleans with enhancer installed, only one is installed in the program files folder. All the rest are installed in the x86 folder. But I don't think that matters, it's the cleaner running natively at x64 that matters, no matter what it's cleaning. Although, quite frankly, I don't know if it makes a difference. A Guy

 

[Maxxwire]

I think what he's saying is, of all the new programs CCleaner cleans with enhancer installed, only one is installed in the program files folder.

Now that makes sense...as you usually do!

~Maxx~

 

[Airbot]

November 3, 2010

CCleaner 3.00.1310 Released. Changelog below.

   Information

- Fixed bug with extensions on Chrome.

 

[IownAmoneyPit]

Thank you

 

[Brink]

Thank you Aaron. First post updated.

 

[G1LLY]

Thanks , I was getting tired of CCleaner deleting my LastPass data every time.

 

[EchoX860]

I use CCleaner to clean out the AppData/Local/Temp Folder and ProgramData/Temp Folder

Can I use it to clean out the ProgramData Folder entirely?

 

[Airbot]

Don't clean out the programdata folder. If you don't know what it involves, then don't mess with it.

 

[seekermeister]

November 3, 2010

CCleaner 3.00.1310 Released. Changelog below.

   Information

- Fixed bug with extensions on Chrome.

I'm not exactly certain what this bug is about, but I just attempted to install the latest version of CC, and it wanted to force me to install Google Chrome, which I do not want. However, that is now a moot point, because the installer completely froze my system and had to do a forced reboot. I guess I will stick with an older version.

 

[Airbot]

November 3, 2010

CCleaner 3.00.1310 Released. Changelog below.

   Information

- Fixed bug with extensions on Chrome.

I'm not exactly certain what this bug is about, but I just attempted to install the latest version of CC, and it wanted to force me to install Google Chrome, which I do not want. However, that is now a moot point, because the installer completely froze my system and had to do a forced reboot. I guess I will stick with an older version.

Think it might have had something to do with what is referred to in G1llys post - 3 or 4 post up from this one. Messing with extensions on Google Chrome, like deleting the Lastpass extension data.

The Google Chrome offer however, was introduced in the first 3.0 version, right before this last version. It's just an offer like many other programs give now (Avast), you can decline it during install. I did, went just fine. Uninstalled the older version, and installed this one. No problems during my installation of it at all.

 

[G1LLY]

I'm not exactly certain what this bug is about, but I just attempted to install the latest version of CC, and it wanted to force me to install Google Chrome, which I do not want. However, that is now a moot point, because the installer completely froze my system and had to do a forced reboot. I guess I will stick with an older version.

You can always download the Slim Installer from their builds page - Piriform - Builds I always use this installer now, it saves accidently installing whatever they decide to bundle with it, I'm using Google Chrome anyway but still nice to know there's not gonna be any toolbars to untick etc.

 

[Airbot]

Yeah, forgot to mention, that's a good idea. The link for the different builds is the main link in the first post of this thread also.

 

[seekermeister]

Think it might have had something to do with what is referred to in G1llys post - 3 or 4 post up from this one. Messing with extensions on Google Chrome, like deleting the Lastpass extension data.

The Google Chrome offer however, was introduced in the first 3.0 version, right before this last version. It's just an offer like many other programs give now (Avast), you can decline it during install. I did, went just fine. Uninstalled the older version, and installed this one. No problems during my installation of it at all.

I looked for a means to bypass Chrome, but all that I saw was back, install and cancel buttons...nothing to simply skip over it. Not that I could have used it anyway, since it crashed as it did.

 

[seekermeister]

You can always download the Slim Installer from their builds page - Piriform - Builds I always use this installer now, it saves accidently installing whatever they decide to bundle with it, I'm using Google Chrome anyway but still nice to know there's not gonna be any toolbars to untick etc.

Thanks, that worked.

 

[Maxxwire]

I'm not exactly certain what this bug is about, but I just attempted to install the latest version of CC, and it wanted to force me to install Google Chrome,

I saw the same screen the first time I did an over the top install of CCleaner 3.00, but since I uninstalled CCleaner from its x86 Program File and reinstalled it in x64 Program Files I didn't get the opt-in to install Google Chrome any longer.

~Maxx~

 

[Airbot]

CCEnhancer 2.0 available.

Download CCEnhancer | The Web Atom

 

[CarlTR6]

Thanks much for the heads up

 

[Brink]

CCEnhancer 2.0 available.

Download CCEnhancer | The Web Atom

Thank you Aaron. First post updated.

 

[Maxxwire]

Thanks Aaron, I've been waiting for this update and it works perfectly with all versions of CCleaner including the new x64 version!

~Maxx~