Every time I run CC Cleaner, and then load my Napster software, it keeps telling me I need to reauthorize my computer for Napster.
I assume CC Cleaner must be deleting the file that napster uses for authorizations, but I don't know where that is or what option on CC Cleaner to uncheck. Does anyone have any ideas?
Full Version: CC Cleaner and Napster Authorizations
Hi IcedCorn, and welcome to Piriform.
Are you running the temp file cleaner, or the registry "Issues" ?
The first could be removing a cookie containing the information being removed. The second could be removing a registry entry.
Next time you re-set your Napster account, Analyze with CCleaner, and check the "Cookies To Delete" window in "Options\Cookies".
If there's a Napster cookie or cookies listed, move to the "Cookies To Keep" window.
If you use the registry "Issues", after scanning have a look for any entry relating to Napster. This could then be added to "Options\Exclude\Add Registry".
Are you running the temp file cleaner, or the registry "Issues" ?
The first could be removing a cookie containing the information being removed. The second could be removing a registry entry.
Next time you re-set your Napster account, Analyze with CCleaner, and check the "Cookies To Delete" window in "Options\Cookies".
If there's a Napster cookie or cookies listed, move to the "Cookies To Keep" window.
If you use the registry "Issues", after scanning have a look for any entry relating to Napster. This could then be added to "Options\Exclude\Add Registry".
QUOTE (DennisD @ Sep 9 2009, 05:17 PM) 
Hi IcedCorn, and welcome to Piriform.
Are you running the temp file cleaner, or the registry "Issues" ?
The first could be removing a cookie containing the information being removed. The second could be removing a registry entry.
Next time you re-set your Napster account, Analyze with CCleaner, and check the "Cookies To Delete" window in "Options\Cookies".
If there's a Napster cookie or cookies listed, move to the "Cookies To Keep" window.
If you use the registry "Issues", after scanning have a look for any entry relating to Napster. This could then be added to "Options\Exclude\Add Registry".
Are you running the temp file cleaner, or the registry "Issues" ?
The first could be removing a cookie containing the information being removed. The second could be removing a registry entry.
Next time you re-set your Napster account, Analyze with CCleaner, and check the "Cookies To Delete" window in "Options\Cookies".
If there's a Napster cookie or cookies listed, move to the "Cookies To Keep" window.
If you use the registry "Issues", after scanning have a look for any entry relating to Napster. This could then be added to "Options\Exclude\Add Registry".
Thank you. I don't believe the Napster software is using IE but some WMA protected license which I assume is through Windows Media Player. I'm assuming there must be a license file in there?
Whatever it is, if CCleaner is removing it, it will hopefully show up in either the Temp Files scan or the Registry Issues one.
If not, you'll need to find out, possibly from Napster, where the information is stored, and then we can find a way to stop it being removed. Still worth having a look at CCleaners scan information, as you don't say whether or not you did this.
Not having or using Napster, I couldn't even guess where it's stored.
If not, you'll need to find out, possibly from Napster, where the information is stored, and then we can find a way to stop it being removed. Still worth having a look at CCleaners scan information, as you don't say whether or not you did this.
Not having or using Napster, I couldn't even guess where it's stored.
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