[Shane Gowland]

Is the business edition executable file still called “ccleaner.exe?”

[Shane Gowland]

Please upgrade to CCEnhancer 3.4

[Shane Gowland]

What’s the filename for CCleaner Business Edition’s main executable?

Try CCleaner 3.4. Let me know if that doesn’t resolve the issue.

[Shane Gowland]

There is a /REMOVEOLD switch to do just that. It’s still a work in progress, so I wouldn’t use it in a life and death situation – but it does work.

[Shane Gowland]

Made some improvements in the upcoming 3.4 that will hopefully resolve this.

[Shane Gowland]

After long minutes of consideration, we will create an installer for version 3.4.

[Shane Gowland]

Vjcobra & David. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

If you have CleanSync enabled; the offending cleaning rule will automatically be removed the next time you run System Ninja.

If you prefer manual removal, the cleaning rule is located at %programfiles%\System Ninja\scripts\microsoftnet.ninjascript

Apologies for any trouble. If anyone needs help repairing their .NET install, feel free to email me from the contact page.

[Shane Gowland]

No, nothing.

[Shane Gowland]

Thank you. We’ll look at getting this added in the next update.

[Shane Gowland]

I can’t reproduce this behaviour. Would you be able to list the files/directories that this is affecting?

The only .NET location targeted by System Ninja are:
DetectFolder:%WinDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\SetupCache~|*.*~|RECURSE
DetectFolder:%WinDir%\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\SetupCache~|*.*~|RECURSE

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