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#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY UPDATE#
#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY PATCH#
#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY PORTABLE#
#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY SOFTWARE#

Once that is out of the way you need to download installers for each computer system that you want to control using CCleaner Cloud. It may take a while before you get the invitation as the system is still invitation-based currently (it took a couple of hours in my case). The first thing you need to do to get CCleaner Cloud working is to create an account on the official site.

#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY SOFTWARE#

Access requires a modern web browser only but no software installation on the control system so that you can control Windows PCs from Linux, Macs or other operating systems as well using CCleaner Cloud. One of the core differences between regular CCleaner versions and CCleaner Cloud is that the control center has been moved to the web so that you can control one or multiple computer systems remotely.

#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY UPDATE#

Once you start with unchecking "Tell me when." and then unchecking "Enable.", only then you'll get the "Disable Smart Cleaning" Yes/No popup and will then be disabled and won't load with the user profile.ĮDIT: BTW, my automatic update setting is disabled too.Piriform, the makers of popular applications such as CCleaner and Recuva have released a cloud-based version of CCleaner recently called CCleaner Cloud. So anyway, don't start unchecking with "Enable Smart Cleaning". If you go the opposite direction, unchecking "Enable Smart Cleaning" first you never get the "Disable Smart Cleaning" popup, you then cannot uncheck "Tell me when." You have click on a different menu, then click back to the "Smart Cleaning" tab, and then you can uncheck "Tell me when." BUT, even though both options are unchecked, CCleaner will still load at the next boot because Smart Cleaning is still enabled. I've noticed for it to work correctly, you have to uncheck the box "Tell me when there are junk files to clean" and THEN uncheck "Enable Smart Cleaning" and THEN select Yes to disable. Both still had the issue of CCleaner still loading in the system tray when the user profile boots up. I've installed v on two different computers today.

#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY PORTABLE#

dmp files accumulating on their hard drive (see APMichael's 1 post in v5.74 occasional dmp-files for one example) so I'm not sure what bug v was supposed to fix.Ħ4-bit Win 10 Pro v1909 build 18363.1139 * Firefox 82.0.3 * Windows Defender v.7 * Malwarebytes Free v4.2.3.96- * CCleaner Portable vĭell Inspiron 15 5584, Intel GHz, 8 GB RAM, Toshiba KBG40ZNS256G 256 GB NVMe SSD, Intel UHD Graphics 620 0) to v report that they are still seeing CCleaner64.exe APPCRASH errors and. Was v supposed to fix the Smart Cleaning / Auto Update bug described in the 02 thread CCleaner 5.74 Causing Errors in Windows Event Viewer? I've seen a few users who updated from the previous v (rel.

#CCLEANER CLOUD ERROR CLOUDTRAY PATCH#

This patch update will be applied automatically unless automatic updates have been disabled".

1)? The release notes at only state that " this version received a small patch update (v) to fix a settings bug. What "settings bug" is supposed to be fixed in the latest CCleaner v (rel.

After the patch release, using automatic updates without smart cleaning on will still leave CCleaner persistent in the tray (consuming around 5MB of memory as it waits for the next update) but without popping up to let you know proactively when there is stuff to clean.

You can work around it temporarily by switching off all options in Options > Smart Cleaning and also the automatic updates in Options > Updates. This is a known bug to be corrected shortly with a patch release that will ensure that Smart Cleaning stays off when unchecked. To recap in previous notes from this thread and a couple of others: