Windows Vista Vista, CCleaner and Cookies

Taffycat

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Those of you who are using Vista and CCleaner, could you tell me please, whether CCleaner actually removes your cookies? It doesn't on mine. Whilst it is no biggie, I just became curious about it.

Having sorted through the cookies I wanted to keep I kept thinking that the remainder were being zapped... just as they are with XP and CC, but no. Also, when I try to access the cookie folder, I'm told that "Access is denied" ...... and you know how it is when you're told you can't do something :rolleyes:

So does anyone else get the same result, or is there a way to do it please? (Oh, and I realise that I could go via Internet Options, etc., but, I really was hoping to be able to keep certain cookies, for regularly visited sites.... jeepers, I hope that doesn't sound too sad :D )

Thank you for reading :wave:
 
Hi Taffy,

I also use CCleaner with Vista and dont seem to have any problems with cookies....i think. I assume this cos when i log into sites i have to go thru the username and password rigmaroll....maybe i have missed something but it seems to do its thing for me.
As for your
Thank you for reading
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How could anyone pass up the little cutie in the hammock.
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Aww shucks Captain Zed, you say the nicest things :D

I thought CCleaner was clearing them too, until I checked in the Options area and found them all still sitting there. It does clear one cookie though - one of those I asked it to keep! :lol: So can't work out why it does that.
 
Hmmm, works as advertised here ...

uninstall, reinstall, make sure you using latest version



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I have no problems TC. The "Cookies to Delete" are all removed when I run the cleaner (you do run the cleaner, don't you, after you've decided which cookies you want? ;) )


You could always remove CCleaner via Control Panel and then download the most up to date version. :thumb:
 
Solved!

Thank you for all your answers guys, I appreciate them.

Now, with face turning pink, I have to own up to "discovering" the answer when I went through CCs settings, again.......... guess what? I completely forgot that I'd downloaded Opera a while ago and have used it a few times. I forgot to check the little box in CC for clearing Opera's cookies ... duh! So those were the ones I could see. I know... Dozy-cat strikes again
:p

Thank you again :D
 
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