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If you want a little more insight though, here are a few links that might help you better understand the main differences between the three Versions that Piriform offers [Free/Pro/Business] :
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Case in point being CCleaner Professional Plus. That was introduced back in 2013 at around x1.5* the price of the 1 PC CCleaner Professional as a bundle that included the paid versions of Defraggler, Recuva and Speccy, but was only for 1 PC. But in 2019 we extended CCleaner Professional Plus to cover up to 3PCs (and/or Macs, for CCleaner itself) with no change in the price, to provide a better option for customers with 2-3 computers, even if the D/S/R inclusion wasn't relevant to them. If you have exactly 2 computers and don't want anything in CCleaner Professional Plus, there is nothing to stop you buying 2 separate licences for CCleaner Professional - but CCleaner Professional Plus would be cheaper.
For the point 1 It's detecting an older version as if it's newer (see screenshot).
This has been corrected, so that such driver updates for Intel network cards should no longer be offered as of tomorrow morning.
Could you provide us with the feedback after the update
For the point 2: To investigate this further can you please send over your log file under C:\Program Files\CCleaner\LOG\DriverUpdaterLib.log to sup...@ccleaner.com?
Or support team have permission to contact you via email, using the same email address that is registered to your forums account?
For the point 1 It's detecting an older version as if it's newer (see screenshot).
This has been corrected, so that such driver updates for Intel network cards should no longer be offered as of tomorrow morning.
Could you provide us with the feedback after the update
For the point 2: To investigate this further can you please send over your log file under C:\Program Files\CCleaner\LOG\DriverUpdaterLib.log to sup...@ccleaner.com?
Or support team have permission to contact you via email, using the same email address that is registered to your forums account?
Note* - The main culprit is the Intel(R) Xeon drivers, which Windows Update advises as optional and Microsoft Support acknowledges they are not required for non Xeon PCs (why they leave them there as optional beats me) so they can safely be ignored. (A suggestion is maybe add an optional category to the "Your Drivers" list instead of having them in the "System" category.
Updated my Pro CCleaner with the latest version but the Driver Updater feature does not work. There is a little red dot on th icon for the Driver Updater. When I click on the Driver Updater Icon it shuts the entire program down so the feature is worhless even though I paid for the Pro Version.
That said, many people have had this difficulty lately. Are you saying that with ccleaner uninstalled you are still getting the cannot overwrite error? If you navigate to c:\program Files\ccleaner (or where your ccleaner is if you customized the install path) and confirm there are no files in there.
Exact same problem here. Unable to install CC version 535 due to "error opening file for writing". Running Windows 10. Tried to install as administrator but same problem; installation fails every time. This only happened after uninstalling the previous version that was infected with malware.
Since you're a paid user, don't forget you can get priority support from the developers. That said, many people have had this difficulty lately. Are you saying that with ccleaner uninstalled you are still getting the cannot overwrite error? If you navigate to c:\program Files\ccleaner (or where your ccleaner is if you customized the install path) and confirm there are no files in there.
What you posted here resolved my version 535 installation difficulties. I had in fact uninstalled the CCleaner previous version using the windows uninstaller, however I found there were was still a CCleaner folder in Program Files. The files contained in the folder were somehow locked and could not be manually deleted even with Admin account. I had to download Revo Uninstaller Pro to remove these files and registry entries. Once those locked files were deleted, I was able to install CCleaner version 535 installed without any problems. Thanks!
Hitting Ignore through this file and at least 20 finishes with 5.35 is installed and the check box for starting it is checked. However, nothing opens. When searching the computer, CCleaner is not installed anywhere. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium. I've uninstalled the prior version and deleted all previous CCleaner folders and exe versions. I even deleted the new exe setup and redownloaded it. However I am getting the exact same error. I am running it as Administrator. The setup does not ask me where I want to install it so I can't change the 0 folder to another folder like someone suggested above. What else can I try? It seems several people are having this problem so it has to have a fix somewhere.
uninstall your current version first.
then go into the Program Files folder for CC and delete its contents (keep the .ini file if you have customised settings).
download the latest build from here;
reboot the PC
install CC from your downloaded file.
if no luck, try the install with the PC in Safe Mode (as @hazelnut suggested). and also try the other builds, like Slim or Portable.
Driver Update does what it says and aims to make sure everything is up to date and therefore running as well as it can be. It found 32 drivers to update across audio, Bluetooth, biometric and more (152 were up to date).
Recently, I've been getting a popup indicating that 1+ GB of junk files can be cleaned - I've been getting the popup every few days. However, when I run CCleaner the actual amount is less than 500 MB. Under options, "Tell me when there are junk files to clean" is unchecked (i.e., false).
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There are two paid subscription packages available - CCleaner Professional Version & CCleaner Professional Plus. The difference between Pro and Pro Plus is in the number of PCs that it covers and additional products in the latter.
If there are a lot of apps that startup with your Windows, it will slow down the overall Windows boot time. In such cases, CCleaner can disable nonessential Startup programs from autostarting. Hence, boosting the Windows boot time. However, you can also use manual selection and choose the applications you want to start with Windows.
Also, a good feature here is that before CCleaner starts deleting junk registry entries, it gives you an option to back up the registry. It makes sure that even if something goes wrong, you have a back-up at your disposal to fix things up later.
Smart cleaning is an automatic prompt that CCleaner will give you clean system junk files. You can select a minimum threshold limit for the junk file size. You get notified only when the junk file size has reached that threshold limit. There is also an option of automatic browser cleaning.
This tab allows for advanced settings mostly suitable only for advanced-level users. However, there is an option that allows you to save all the settings in an INI file. Hence, you can do so and in case of a fresh installation, just replace the INI file to get back all your settings.
There are other more or less similar options worth mentioning. You can try IObit Advanced SystemCare, iolo System Mechanic Pro, or Avast Cleanup Premium if you want more choices. Still, confused? Check out the Advanced SystemCare Vs CCleaner article.
It's been a while since I've used PDQ, but are you specifying a user to run the batch file? What I'm getting at here is that CCleaner, as far as I know, only cleans the profile that is currently logged on(when running it manually). So, perhaps it's running it on the profile that is set in PDQ's deployment of the batch file?
In our test, it found 26.09GB of data that we could safely delete. CCleaner will select what it recommends cleaning out, but edit this to your liking, and there are options to Select all and Select none too.
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