- Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me how to#
- Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me install#
- Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me portable#
- Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me software#
REMOVESELF "Like Recurse but also deletes the named folder" RECURSE "Tells CC to delete Subfolders and their content" Don't know if this deletes the files as well in the main folder?
Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me how to#
Program specific translations in describe for CC How to dealing with content inside a folder: Haven't tried these for handle registry but guess they should be used like HKLM= "Rest of the path in registry" RegKey1="Path to registry values that will be deleted" (When more than one line, do the same as for files)
Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me software#
ini-file if software not existsĮxcludeKey="Files Not to be deleted, path to file"įileKey1="Path to file that will be deleted!" (FileKey1 for first file/s or Folder/s, next line continue with FileKey2 and 3 etc) Non existing installed software will not be processed - therefor the "DetectFile" and therefor the entry will become marked as False automatically in the.
Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me portable#
Entries changes corresponding in file for changes made in CC)Īre portable software used, please correct your premade path's accordingly - only a tip Warning="Pops up a warning comment when box are ticked" Quite funnyĭetect="Location in the registry due to activate an entry to show up in CC" (detects registry key / entry from registry)ĭetectFile="Location on a disk for activate an entry to show up in CC" (detects installer/exe-file from it's path)ĭefault="True or False" (Shows if the checkbox shall be ticked or not in CC. LangSecRef="section number for specific section in CC" (sort of translation for Section in example 1.) 'Create a new entry to be cleaned in the background but make it invisible in CC, by using premade/pre-existing entries' 'Create a new second entry below one of the main sections to show up in CC that'll be cleaned'Ģ. (This one uses already premade section-entries from default)
LangRef="cleaned items name" (Working in addition with above).Įxample 2. Plus 'For every new LangRef entry - it creates a second entry below the main section in CC for items to be cleaned' (This one is for create a non yet existing main section to show up like "Internet Windows etc") I did find one other similar report after doing a Google search, so maybe there's a grain of truth to the story, even if there's more to it than just that.FileKey1=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default\Cache|*.*įileKey1=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default|CookiesįileKey1=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default|*History*įileKey2=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default|ThumbnailsįileKe圓=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default|Visited LinksįileKey1=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default|Web DataįileKey1=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default|Current*įileKey2=%LocalAppData%\Chromium\User Data\Default|Last*Įxample 1. That was not my experience, but maybe there was a defective installer in the past.
Ccleaner installed chrome without notifying me install#
The only other thing I wonder about is the claim (by the same guy I mentioned in my first post) that CCleaner's offer to install Chrome could not be declined, that Chrome got installed no matter what you did. I tested it by changing the date for "Piriform Ltd" to a past date, and then re-installing CCleaner. Other ones I see there include Irfanview and Avast. The key holds a list of values representing applications along with trigger dates, after which you'll get asked again to install Chrome. if you installed (for example) Java and it offered Chrome, and you rejected it, CCleaner would not offer it having seen you rejected it in the past.Īlso of note: You can change the key to be an impossibly long date if you wish, say 999 years or whatever.
That change would imply to me that rejecting the chrome offer will now reject it across all applications: Ie. Interesting: It actually used to be in a Piriform key.
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