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Thanks for this. We’re going to try to reproduce this issue and figure out what’s going on.
Just to confirm: Is the installer version still working as expected?
Is this Windows 10? Also, What level is your UAC set to?
As an alternative, you can install System Ninja and then take all the files from ‘C:\Program Files (x86)\System Ninja’ (except the uninstaller) and move them to another folder. This will then become a DIY System Ninja Portable.
Hi Richard.
On newer versions of Windows, you will need to “unblock” the zip file prior to extraction, or else Windows will not allow the executable files contained within to run.
Please see these instructions: https://singularlabs.com/tips/how-to-unblock-a-zip-file-on-windows-10/
Hi Kash,
There are no buttons to perform action. Whatever is set in the Edit and Watermark settings will be applied to any file you drag into Bzzt! Image Editor, which will make the changes and spit out the file however you’ve requested in the Output settings.
For example, to convert a file from BMP to JPG, make sure JPG is selected in Output Format and then just open a Bitmap. It will be converted into a JPG and saved wherever you’ve defined in Output Location.
Hope this helps.
System Ninja typically does a few quick checks after the scan is finished, before enabling the delete button. This shouldn’t take more than 5-10 seconds though. How long are you leaving it?
System Ninja is only available for Windows.
If you’ve plugged your Android tablet into a Windows computer, you could theoretically run it over the Android filesystem, however we haven’t tested this and can’t safely recommend doing it.
Hi Peter,
You need to have CCleaner installed to use CCEnhancer.
CCEnhancer will generally be able to find CCleaner, but if it can’t, you’ll receive an error message. Placing CCEnhancer into CCleaner’s folder will indeed resolve this issue if you run into it—good intuition!
Regards,
Shane
This is a really odd one.
Looking at your logs, it seems some .NET 4.7 libraries are being used. System Ninja isn’t compiled or tested against 4.7 yet, so there might be some odd conflict happening there.
Keep an eye over the next week or two for a System Ninja test build specifically targeting .NET 4.7. We’ll see if that makes any difference and if so, we’ll consider boosting the minimum .NET requirement going forward.
