I don't use it but thanks El Loro 

There are people here who have used it in the past or been recommended it. Doing a forum search comes up with:
@Yellow Rose

@Ensign Muf

@slimfern

@Dirtyprettygirlthing

@Eugene's Lair

@Moonie

El Loro posted:

There are people here who have used it in the past or been recommended it. Doing a forum search comes up with:
@Yellow Rose

@Ensign Muf

@slimfern

@Dirtyprettygirlthing

@Eugene's Lair

@Moonie

Ooooo I'll let Moonie know 

Baz, as I used the @ followed by their name hopefully they have received an email notifying them about this so Moonie should get such an email

I don't recommend it as it removes vital evidence from exhibits. 

Although, many users go with defaults, which still leaves plenty of evidence behind. 

Thanks El, though it was recommended I never used it

Well this is coming along nicely 

Thanks for posting this, El Loro. Annoyingly, I was scanning through The Register during my lunch break, but they only posted about this after I signed off. 

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2..._ccleaner_downloads/

It looks like I've had a lucky escape. I've used CCleaner for years and even recommended it here, but I've only ever used the free version and never signed up for automatic updates. My current version is rather out of date, and I've been meaning to update since I came back from holiday - especially after I got the latest updates for Windows 10. However, I never quite managed to find the time - just as well... 

I've used it in the past, can't say I've noticed any appreciable performance advantages from using it.