The features info says:

As well as cleaning up old files and settings left by standard Windows components, CCleaner also cleans temporary files and recent file lists for many applications. Including:
-... eMule...

But, when I run the CCleaner, I don't see a check box for eMule on the Windows or Application Tab (or anywhere in the app), and it didn't clean up after eMule (C:\PROGRA~1\EMULE\CONFIG\AC_SEA~1.DAT or C:\PROGRA~1\EMULE\CONFIG\KNOWN.MET).

How do you get CCleaner to clean up eMule?




Thanks.

Do you have eMule installed in its default location?

Yes, I do... C:\Program Files\eMule



Thanks.

I've installed CCleaner on machines that have emule and seen it under the Applications tab. The exact section I forget, however.