Windows 7 Windows 7 and CC cleaner FIX

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montyuk

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• Feb 5, 2009

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didnt realise it was broken, worked fine first time on my system.

 

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Igor.ns

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• Feb 5, 2009

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montyuk said:

didnt realise it was broken, worked fine first time on my system.

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This is FIX for right click on recycle bin

 

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anykey

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• Feb 5, 2009

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Sorry to say this confuses me.
Why do I want to r/click on recycle bin if I wish to run Ccleaner

 

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You r free to ignore this thread if you doesnt need that option

 

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davehc

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• Feb 5, 2009

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Igor. He justs wants an explanation.
I think this may be what he means?

If you selected the option, during Ccleaner install, the option to run from recycle bin right click wont stick.

The OP's suggestion is a little abbreviated, this is what the Ccleaner people say (They also say that they do not normally update Ccleaner for Beta puposes - You are warned!)
Open Regeditand drill down to [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}\Shell\]. Right-click the Shell 'folder' and click Permissions.
Change the permissions for Administrators to FULL CONTROL. Install CCleaner*, then go back into the registry and reset the permissions on this same key back to READ.

*If CC is already installed, change the Options to add Open and/or Run to the Recycle Bin menu.

If you find, as I did, that IE Temporary Internet files are not being cleaned, add C:\Users\*UserName*\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files to CC's Custom Files and Folders. Options > Include > Add Folder.

 

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Igor.ns

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davehc said:

Igor. He justs wants an explanation.
I think this may be what he means?

If you selected the option, during Ccleaner install, the option to run from recycle bin right click wont stick.

The OP's suggestion is a little abbreviated, this is what the Ccleaner people say (They also say that they do not normally update Ccleaner for Beta puposes - You are warned!)
Open Regeditand drill down to [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E}\Shell\]. Right-click the Shell 'folder' and click Permissions.
Change the permissions for Administrators to FULL CONTROL. Install CCleaner*, then go back into the registry and reset the permissions on this same key back to READ.

*If CC is already installed, change the Options to add Open and/or Run to the Recycle Bin menu.

If you find, as I did, that IE Temporary Internet files are not being cleaned, add C:\Users\*UserName*\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files to CC's Custom Files and Folders. Options > Include > Add Folder.

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Thanks davehc for help and a guide

 

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anykey

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• Feb 5, 2009

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davehc said:

If you selected the option, during Ccleaner install, the option to run from recycle bin right click wont stick.

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I never selected that option at install.

Thanks to all for the info.
Thanks to Igor.ns for starting the thread
You learn something every day.

 

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