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Your understanding is correct.
The option is under the “advanced” menu and has an obscure, scary looking name. That achieves most of the same things as marking it “beta”
There is a search page which can be accessed from the links in the footer.
Basically, it removes all the entries in the CCEnhancer definitions that are not relevant to your system. It’s a way to offset the performance degradation that CCleaner suffers when you add thousands of extra cleaning rules.
Only use it if CCleaner speed is a problem. It’s still in development and tends to remove slightly more than necessary.
So it’s not progressing beyond the system check? That’s odd.
Could you share some details about your operating system and other software that’s running?
SRWare Iron is a scam, so it won’t be supported.
Commandline Arguments
JavaRa 2.0 introduced several new commandline arguments, which allow its functions to be operated with a script or across a network. This functionality is still new and requires further development to ensure compatibility across a range of different platforms and environments.
The supported commandline arguments are:
/SILENT – Hides the graphical user interface and suppresses all dialog messages and error reports.
/PURGE – Removes all JRE related registry keys, files and directories.
/CLEAN – Removes only JRE registry keys from previous version.
/UNINSTALLALL – Run the built-in uninstaller for all versions of JRE detected. Does not support the /SILENT argument at this time.
/UPDATEDEFS – Downloads a new copy of the JavaRa definitions, without a version comparison.http://singularlabs.com/software/javara/javara-2-0-documentation/
