CCleaner 3.17.1688 Now Available

[NSG001]

CCleaner 3.17.1688 Now Available

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- Added wildcard support for Cookie cleaning.
- Improved Google Chrome Saved From Information cleaning.
- Improved Google Chrome History cleaning for Search Engines.
- Added Hosts history cleaning in Aurora.
- Added Shortcuts history cleaning in Google Chrome Canary.
- Improved JumpList menu to avoid possible UI lock.
- Improved option to close running browsers when cleaning.
- Improved IE AutoComplete Form History and Saved Passwords cleaning.
- Improved shortcut cleaning in Windows 8.
- Added cleaning for CyberLink PhotoDirector 10, DivX player and Snagit 11.
- Improved cleaning for Vuze, Windows Media Center, Windows Media Player, Corel VideoStudio Pro X4 and Game Explorer.
- Improved BitTorrent detection.
- Minor bug fixes and improvements.

 

[Ink]

2 questions.

Is there a way to remove a program listed in CCleaner, I installed Paint.Net, then uninstalled but it's still listed. How can I remove this?

Is it possible to streamline the updating process for CCleaner? If anyone knows of any.

 

[gusthebus]

@Earth:

Just click on the program and select "delete entry" - works for me.

 

[WinAndLinuxTutorials]

2 questions.

Is there a way to remove a program listed in CCleaner, I installed Paint.Net, then uninstalled but it's still listed. How can I remove this?

Is it possible to streamline the updating process for CCleaner? If anyone knows of any.

1. Have you restarted CCleaner? It happened a lot to me but a CCleaner restart worked.
2.

• Make a new folder in the Documents folder for example
• Open a new Notepad window
• Type Setup.exe /S in the Notepad Window and save it as Install.bat in that folder (created in Documents as example). You can make a shortcut and pin it to the Taskbar or Start Menu named as Install CCleaner.
• Everytime a new version is released, save the file in that folder as Setup.exe and run the shortcut you created and CCleaner will be silently installed.

That's what immediately came to my mind when thinking about a solution