Leigh said:Just used CCleaner after finding it recommended on this board.
It has an 'Issues' feature....do you recommend using this as it brings up a rather long list of issues on my PC?
Thanks
Peddant said:In my opinion it`s best to use a standalone registry cleaner to deal with "issues" because CCleaner doesn`t have a restore function.
VvWolverinevV said:I used CCleaner recently. Now, every time I run Microsoft Excel 2003, an "Installing..." window pops up. When the installation preload is complete, it asks for my installation discs which I no longer have. When I click "cancel", the installation unloads and I am allowed to use Excel.
Has anyone seen this problem as it relates to CCleaner, and is there a fix short of obtaining the installation discs?
smore9648 said:You have to read the stuff its deleting. You probably deleted the extensions for excel when you ran ccleaner.
You should have unchecked it before you ran the cleaning process
VvWolverinevV said:Now, every time I run Microsoft Excel 2003, an "Installing..." window pops up. When the installation preload is complete, it asks for my installation discs which I no longer have. When I click "cancel", the installation unloads and I am allowed to use Excel.