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Why does C Cleaner always delete my Chrome extensions. I have tried to figure out which parameter to uncheck so this doesn't happen. But no luck.

It is quite annoying to have to redownload.

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These cleaners get rid of anything they don't recognise. Ccleaner is a load of panda poo in my opinion. However when I used it I had the option to choose what to delete I recall.

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These cleaners get rid of anything they don't recognise. Ccleaner is a load of panda poo in my opinion. However when I used it I had the option to choose what to delete I recall.

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You can control CCleaner, it's not hard................coffee1.gif

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These cleaners get rid of anything they don't recognise. Ccleaner is a load of panda poo in my opinion. However when I used it I had the option to choose what to delete I recall.

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Feel free to make a suggestion. I only use it because it has worked for me and I felt no need to change. This extension problem has been since I moved to Windows 8.

And yes you can choose what to delete, but there is no checkbox for extensions.

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I have been using it for years and never have had such a problem. CCleaner does not delete any extensions or plug ins in any of the browsers I have loaded. And looking at the options, I do not see any with which I could ask CCleaner to do so.

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The problem was with Windows 8.1 combined with versions of C Cleaner lower than 4.1. Your graphic shows v 4.12 (so after the fix).

The link posted by MJCM shows that were other people experiencing the same thing. And I can assure you it was happening to me. It happened 3 times, despite me making different choices.

So are you saying it can't happen, because the company disagrees with you and that is why they fixed the bug.

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Good point, I should have gone to that link and read what was there.

I was not saying it could not happen. I was just saying I did not experience it and offered up my view of CClean. After reading the link, I see that since I use Win 7 and Win 8 had the problem, I really had nothing to offer.

I shall try to do my due diligence next time before posting.....maybe.....

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Hello and Sawasdee Khrap,

One wrote it would be as bad as Panda Kee,, I'm sure it's even worse.

Please try "Your Unin-staller" ( the pro version from the xay), run it, free a few GB/MB of space, get rid off all junk that deleted programs had left on your machine and write about this experience on this forum?

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One of the best IMHO is PrivaZer, however the advanced options are not for the faint of heart thumbsup.gif

Link: http://privazer.com/

Edit: // Added Ps

Ps: Disclaimer, when using any Registry - Disk Cleaner make sure you have a Backup as these programs can do more harm then good (if you don't know exactly what you are cleaning)

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I am running CCleaner 4.05

There is no option about Chrome extensions

but also there is no option about Firefox extensions

and they are certainly no deleted

Sounds like a bug to me

Have you checked the CCleaner site for a forum

or somewhere to report this behaviour?

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I am running CCleaner 4.05

There is no option about Chrome extensions

but also there is no option about Firefox extensions

and they are certainly no deleted

Sounds like a bug to me

Have you checked the CCleaner site for a forum

or somewhere to report this behaviour?

Astral, the current version of Ccleaner is 4.12.

http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/version-history

That bug of Ccleaner removing extensions was fixed in v 4.10

http://forum.piriform.com/?showtopic=40042

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Nuke it. It's Bad News.

You should not have to worry what such an extension eliminates; in the case of CCleaner - worry!

Best, well close to the best, worry-free app is System Mechanic Professional.

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