

- #CCLEANER SKIPPING CHROME WIONDOWS 8 INSTALL#
- #CCLEANER SKIPPING CHROME WIONDOWS 8 UPDATE#
- #CCLEANER SKIPPING CHROME WIONDOWS 8 SOFTWARE#
Let me say this the newest version of ccleaner stopped working correctly for me. I used the workarounds where you untick the box and also the new chrome has a pause feature on it, I did those two things and chrome cleared with no problem. It does not delete the download history visible in the browser, but a database that logs certain downloads. I am using windows 8.1 and chrome was not closing for me when I ran ccleaner. I have scoured the web for solutions but none work.
#CCLEANER SKIPPING CHROME WIONDOWS 8 UPDATE#
This entry has been given a somewhat misleading name by its creator. Since the most recent update was downloaded (v), the hitherto excellent CCleaner has been skipping Chrome, e.g. /rebates/2fccleaner2fbrowser&.
#CCLEANER SKIPPING CHROME WIONDOWS 8 SOFTWARE#
This adds a registry keys which prevent Google Chrome from getting installed together with Piriform software products. (Windows Server 2012 R2 圆4) Tested with the latest version of choco, possibly a beta version. Slightly OT but since I just figured this out: ccleaner v - Passed - Package Tests Results - 1.RegistrySnapshot.xml. (The exclusion list is a specially coded function of CCleaner, which can edit the database directly. Improved Google Chrome Saved Passwords cleaning. The new OS is filled with nuts-and-bolts improvements, and you can get them all in Windows 7 with a little work. Moved Thunderbird to be cleaned separately. Windows 8 isnt all about the live tiles and gesture control.
#CCLEANER SKIPPING CHROME WIONDOWS 8 INSTALL#
Today, those gaps are gone, and many people who install CCleaner could be doing their computer more harm than good. CCleaner Change Log - Added option to skip User Account Control (UAC) warning.

It was created at a time when Microsoft Windows lacked many built-in protections and features, so CCleaner filled those gaps. Unfortunately, no exclusions can be observed with it, since always only the complete database file can be deleted. CCleaner has been a mainstay for protecting Windows computers for many years. Reboot your PC to save changes and then open Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge. Find Google Chrome, then right-click on it and select Uninstall. Click Uninstall a program under Programs. Is there anyway to add that exclusion or is that impossible with just the ini file or the "Custom Files and Folders" feature?Ĭan't believe I've had cCleaner for a decade & never saw that feature, lol. Press Windows Key + X then click on Control Panel.
