I always click Analyze before I run the cleaner, so when the Analyze finished, i noticed this...
C:\Documents and Settings\Cody\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\AntiPhishing\B3BB5BBA-E7D5-40AB-A041-A5B1C0B26C8F.dat 77.07KB
Why is that going to be cleaned? it is anti phishing, so i don't think i should
help
sorry about the double topic, something went wrong...
another thing
"Uninstaller Reference Issue | MyspaceIM | (Registry Key)"
I Never tried to uninstall MyspaceIM, what is up?
CCleaner Version: v2.11
OS: Windows XP Home
Browser: Mozilla Firefox 3.0
Full Version: Clean Anti Phishing
any help?
Waiting for some help.
On the first topic I guess it's because Cleaner cleans the Temp Internet Files, on the grounds that what's there are temp internet etc. It doesn't evaluate each individual file. Nothing of lasting value should be stored there.
On the second topic I don't know. Do you have MyspaceIM (whatever that is) installed? Perhaps it's a loose entry left behind after the uninstaller installation, if you see what I mean.
On the second topic I don't know. Do you have MyspaceIM (whatever that is) installed? Perhaps it's a loose entry left behind after the uninstaller installation, if you see what I mean.
Actually I ont 
but can i put anti-phishin in exclude list to not clean it?
but can i put anti-phishin in exclude list to not clean it?QUOTE (phonymouse @ Sep 10 2008, 07:49 PM) 
Actually I ont but can i put anti-phishin in exclude list to not clean it?
but can i put anti-phishin in exclude list to not clean it?Hi mouse,
You will find that this file can be "cleaned" .
Edit line removed for erroneous data by davey
You will not lose your anti-phishing protection.
However it may be interesting to see what builds up. I have never done so.
Fill us in.
Best wishes,
davey
The phishing sites come and go just like the tides so that cleaning the log out is fine by me.
okay, well, Ill just exclude it, i dont want it to be cleaned lol
what about the Myspace IM?
Cant find it, there is no
Temporary internet files
what about the Myspace IM?
Cant find it, there is no
Temporary internet files
This will be interesting. For a start, I have never seen any folder in Temp Int Files that hasn't been created by windows, so I can only assume that the anti-phish application placed it there in the knowledge that it would be deleted by the browser or other means.
I don't know what CC will do if you try to exclude this folder, I have never told CC to delete a folder (such as temp int files) and retain another folder inside it. I'm sure somebody has.
What do you mean by this?
I don't know what CC will do if you try to exclude this folder, I have never told CC to delete a folder (such as temp int files) and retain another folder inside it. I'm sure somebody has.
QUOTE (phonymouse @ Sep 11 2008, 10:52 PM)
Cant find it, there is no Temporary internet files
What do you mean by this?
QUOTE (Augeas @ Sep 12 2008, 04:47 AM)
This will be interesting. For a start, I have never seen any folder in Temp Int Files that hasn't been created by windows, so I can only assume that the anti-phish application placed it there in the knowledge that it would be deleted by the browser or other means.
I don't know what CC will do if you try to exclude this folder, I have never told CC to delete a folder (such as temp int files) and retain another folder inside it. I'm sure somebody has.
What do you mean by this?
I don't know what CC will do if you try to exclude this folder, I have never told CC to delete a folder (such as temp int files) and retain another folder inside it. I'm sure somebody has.
What do you mean by this?
Hi mouse ,
The Temporary Int file is a hidden file.
daveyQUOTE (Augeas @ Sep 12 2008, 04:47 AM)
This will be interesting. For a start, I have never seen any folder in Temp Int Files that hasn't been created by windows, so I can only assume that the anti-phish application placed it there in the knowledge that it would be deleted by the browser or other means.
I don't know what CC will do if you try to exclude this folder, I have never told CC to delete a folder (such as temp int files) and retain another folder inside it. I'm sure somebody has.
What do you mean by this?
I don't know what CC will do if you try to exclude this folder, I have never told CC to delete a folder (such as temp int files) and retain another folder inside it. I'm sure somebody has.
What do you mean by this?
Hi mouse ,
The Temporary Int file is a hidden file. You need to change the settings on the View Tab in Folder Options.
davey
i clicked View Hidden files/folders
it wont show it still, is it like super hidden? lol
it wont show it still, is it like super hidden? lol
QUOTE (phonymouse @ Sep 13 2008, 09:47 PM)
i clicked View Hidden files/folders
it wont show it still, is it like super hidden? lol
it wont show it still, is it like super hidden? lol
Once you click it and the others related hidden system files and untick hide system files etc. then click on Apply on the right at the bottom. Then OK on the left.
This should do the job but some Registries have been changed and we will deal with that later if we must.
Let us know.
daveyP.S. As Andavari shows in his following post this is where you are looking in Windows Explorer for the Temporary Internet File . Correct ? C:\Documents and Settings\Cody\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\AntiPhishing\B3BB5BBA-E7D5-40AB-A041-A5B1C0B26C8F.dat 77.07KB
Like you listed in post #1 ?
QUOTE (phonymouse @ Sep 13 2008, 07:47 PM)
i clicked View Hidden files/folders
it wont show it still, is it like super hidden?
it wont show it still, is it like super hidden?
- Right click the Internet Explorer desktop icon.
- In Internet Properties click the following button as seen in the screenshot below to find out where your Temporary Internet Files are stored (click image to enlarge it):
- You can now unhide Hidden Files and Folders to locate that folder.
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