#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 DRIVERS#
#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 DRIVER#
#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 WINDOWS 10#
#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 OFFLINE#
#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 PLUS#

#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 DRIVERS#

Ok, thanks to both of you for your appreciated replies.Д«y specifying more the scenario without using a whole day since I don't write in the mother tongue andВ in a scattered order: my CCleaner folder just contains 'CCleaner64.exe' and 'ccleaner.ini', then NO drivers or other components updating bacauseВ I really prefer this (simplest) way.

#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 DRIVER#

I don't know how you configured your instance of CCleaner to not need Internet access for its driver updater and software updater components. for its driver updater component, software updater component.

#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 WINDOWS 10#

How did you check that CCleaner does not need Internet access for doing its job?ДЄt least on my Windows 10 system, I see CCleaner continue to run in background after having finished its primary tasks and closed its foreground GUI.So how did you verify that CCleaner is no longer running some 15 minutes after completing its last job?.Only because some component finished its job does not imply that CCleaner itself is no longer running.

#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 PLUS#

Spicehead-w10qh wrote:Running a generic program (CCleaner) that does not need the Internet access to do its job and blocking it through my software firewall (PC Tools Firewall Plus under Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit) then after quitting that program it remains in the background for about 10 seconds before ending since it repeatedly asks for Internet access just for 10 seconds before ending.Д¬CleanerвЂ‹ consists of several components. And the other 9 computing devices will not be impacted neither and continue to have their Internet access which is the Internet access of your network resp. If your network consists of 10 computing devices and no firewall appliance nor router firewall preventing Internet access of your network, then only the device with such software firewall will be blocked for direct Internet access while still being able to use a gateway configured on your network. I didn't get where such software firewall is placed. Internet access blocked by a software firewall I don't know how many thousands of routers this means.

#DO I NEED CCLEANER OR CCLEANER64 OFFLINE#

In my understanding, Internet offline status means that all routers on Internet are offline.

What's the domain of your professional IT expertise?.

And please don't forget to read the recommendations of our field guides, especially those on getting started and on pos(t)ing good questions, including its helpful references found at the bottom of its web page. Welcome to Spiceworks and its community, a community of IT professionals for IT professionals with a focus on SME. Is there a way of setting a firewall rule in order to fool a program that the Internet is offline beyond the software firewall? So the program 'realize' the difference between the outgoing traffic blocked by the firewall and the Internet offline status. If the Internet cable from the network card is unplugged (Internet offline status) then the program immediately ends after quitting and then it does not run in background for 10 seconds. If its Internet access is blocked by the firewall (outbound traffic rule) then the program remains in the background after quitting for about 10 seconds before ending. If its Internet access is allowed by the firewall then the program immediately ends after quitting and then it does not run in background for 10 seconds. What makes me guess that the program 'realize' the difference between the Firewall Outgoing Block and the Offline Internet status are the following events: There is no error, it is the program behaviour repeatedly asking for Internet access (blocked by my firewall rule) to phone home. When this sub-window is opened the main window goes inactive and you can't get it activated till you close the aforementioned window.Running a generic program (CCleaner) that does not need the Internet access to do its job and blocking it through my software firewall (PC Tools Firewall Plus under Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit) then after quitting that program it remains in the background for about 10 seconds before ending since it repeatedly asks for Internet access just for 10 seconds before ending. It gives you a subwindow/child window with the '>' 'Fix Issue' 'Fix All Selected Issues' and Close Buttons. button, but when I click fix selected issues: I am using ccleaner 3.0 and am trying to automate the registry cleaning.Д®verything works for the Scan Issues part, the Fix Selected Issues.

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