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Syd - 27 Jun 2008 19:20 GMT

I have seen a couple of comments about CCleaner causing problems with
cookies.........I had a cookie with that name, but I could not find any
program or file on my PC with that name. I deleted the cookie, and would
like to know, how I stop this from running and/or check it's options to see
if that is my problem?

Cookies are not writing, I have to log in to every site I go to everytime,
really sucks.

Thanks

Syd

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Don Varnau - 27 Jun 2008 20:54 GMT

Hi,
Which version of Windows?
Which version of Internet Explorer?
Do you have a third-party security/privacy/antispyware program installed
which has a "manage cookies" feature?

CCleaner is a free program available from www.ccleaner.com To see if
CCleaner is installed, check Control Panel> Add or remove programs (Windows
XP) Is it listed? Having a ccleaner.com cookie simply means you visited the
website. It would not interfere with other cookies.

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

> I have seen a couple of comments about CCleaner causing problems with
> cookies.........I had a cookie with that name, but I could not find any
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> Syd

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Syd - 28 Jun 2008 00:05 GMT

I did visit the site to see what it was...............but, if it wrote a
cookie and it stayed there, why won't the rest of my sites.
I have XP Service pack 2
IE 7
Norton Anti Virus which I believe, does not control cookies?

CCleaner was not in the programs to be added or removed.

> Hi,
> Which version of Windows?
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PA Bear [MS MVP] - 27 Jun 2008 21:47 GMT

For best assistance, please post any/all follow-up about this problem in
replies to your original thread, Syd:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general/browse_
frm/thread/736452d3b639c352

Thank you.

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> I have seen a couple of comments about CCleaner causing problems with
> cookies.........I had a cookie with that name, but I could not find any
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> Syd

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