ccleaner

I tried ccleaner and ran it and it deleted all my password on all of my web sites. Good think I had them all written down. Do you know what I did wrong. Thanks
Richard

Richard,

If you delete all your cookies, you delete the ones that keep you signed in to sites like GB.
To avoid that, go to the Options menu on the left and select Cookies.
You'll come to a list of all the cookies on your computer.
Move the ones you want to keep (so you'll stay signed in) over to the right.
That's it!
Next time you use CCleaner, it will leave those cookies alone.

Gil.

You didn't do anything wrong, Richard. That's what CCleaner does - it cleans, quite thoroughly as you see. All you have to do in the future is move the websites for which you want to keep the cookie over to the side where CCleaner will leave it alone. Read more about how to manage cookies in CCleaner here...

http://techdows.com/2012/02/ccleaner-intelligent-cookie-scan.html

Gil that's what I didn't do uncheck my cookies. That's why all my user and password where deleted. Any thing I have else to do? Thanks Gil and Draclvr. Will try it again. Tha thanks so much.
Richard

Nope, that's it! It really does help keep junk from building up too much.

Just installed it and am very pleased! Great program! It even removes incomplete uninstaled programs that were stuck on the add/remove programs list for months!

Thanks

Yes, it is one of my must-have utilities.

You may also want to look through the options menu to make sure it doesn't fiddle with any programs/files/etc. you don't want to lose. When CCleaner goes to work, it doesn't just work on cookies, it will delete files and other things you might wish to keep. Almost found this out the hard way until I took a real close look before allowing it to proceed.

Homer6!

You're welcome.