We have discussed the CCleaner tool in our previous article. But here, we will elaborate to disable the CCleaner Alert which disturbs you while you are working on your Windows computer. Due to active monitoring system running by default, CCleaner Alerts pop up as a notification Click here to open CCleaner on your desktop. CCleaner Professional adds features such as priority customer support, automatic cleaning, and additional cleaning options to the application. There is no option in the program to disable the advertising popup. In fact, there is no option at all to prevent this kind of behavior. What you can do is block CCleaner's Internet access.

1. How Do I Stop Ccleaner Pop Ups For Mac

After previous version, we’ve now a new version of CCleaner 5.45 available with changes that may irritate and annoy you even more. Piriform has taken away the from Privacy Settings of CCleaner. And they’ve a new reporting system in place for CCleaner which sends heartbeat for every 12 hours, that informs up-to-date usage statistics to Avast, Avast claims this allows them to quickly push bug fixes and product improvements.Forced Active monitoringCCleaner has two monitoring features enabled by default, one is System Monitoring and other one is Active Monitoring. System Monitoring shows a notification if cleaning with CCleaner saves more than 0.5 GB of disk space. On the other hand, Active Monitoring checks for CCleaner product updates and alerts you when a new version of CCleaner is available. Both features can be disabled by visiting CCleaner Options Monitoring.Unfortunately, CCleaner 5.45 isn’t honoring active monitoring setting. If you disable the setting, it has no effect as you can notice CCleaner icon in the system tray saying ‘CCleaner monitoring is active’.

Is this a bug? Or intentional change by Avast, we’ll know that soon.

How Do I Stop Ccleaner Pop Ups For Mac

But here is how you can turn off CCleaner active monitoring in version 5.45. Disable Active Monitoring in CCleaner 5.45.

Launch Task Manager. Click on Startup tab, select ‘CCleaner’ and click Disable3. Restart your computer.4. Done.If you’re using Windows 7 or other Windows version, type msconfig in Run dialog to open system configuration and disable the CCleaner startup item.Clarification: The CCleaner has activate monitoring feature permanently enabled by default, which you can’t disable. When you disable it, it gets re-enabled again. But by disabling CCleaner startup item, we’re able to prevent CCleaner from running on startup of computer.But when you open or run CCleaner at least once in the session, CCleaner monitoring will be active in that session, which you can’t end even if close CCleaner.

But you can kill its process in Task Manager. So to avoid this, open and run CCleaner only, if you do some cleaning, unless don’t use the app to prevent activation of CCleaner monitoring.READ:August 01, 2018 Update: Finally, Avast responded on the issue.READ:August 07. 2018: Piriform has removed CCleaner 5.45 and restored CCleaner 5.44 on their site, you can download 5.44 version from CCleaner website now. I wrote a simple BAT file (see below) to run CCleaner without ever having any monitoring after running it.

Using Notepad, copy and save the listing below as “CCleaner.bat”. Then create a shortcut to this BAT file and run it from that shortcut whenever you want to run CCleaner. Be sure to choose “Minimized” in the Shortcut tab of the shortcut properties. Also, should you want to use the CCleaner icon in the shortcut, in the properties of the shortcut choose “Change Icon” and paste this string:“%ProgramFiles%CCleanerCCleaner64.exe” (without the quotes around it)Then click in the icon area and choose whatever CCleaner icon you want to use.Stu:: This bat file:: 1. Runs CCleaner64.exe.: 2. Runs a wait loop waiting for CCleaner64.exe to end.: 3.

Kills CCleaner64.exe.: 4. Exits.:@ECHO OFFCD “C:Program FilesCCleaner”ccleaner64.exe::WAITLOOPtasklist /FI “IMAGENAME eq ccleaner64.exe” 2NUL find /I /N “ccleaner64.exe”NULif “%ERRORLEVEL%””0” goto RUNNINGgoto NOTRUNNING:RUNNINGping -n 2 9.9.9.9goto WAITLOOP:NOTRUNNINGtaskkill /F /T /IM ccleaner64.exeexit.Stuart BergAugust 2, 2018 @ 1:53 am. Are you running a 64-bit Windows system? If not, the executable will be ccleaner.exe (instead of ccleaner64.exe) and it will be at C:Program Files (x86)CCleaner (instead of C:Program FilesCCleaner).

So those changes would have to be made to the BAT file. It works perfectly on my Windows 10 64-bit system.Also, if you run CCleaner even once WITHOUT using the BAT file, it will appear again. Of course, if CCleaner is in your Startup, it will appear after each reboot. So it also has to be removed from Startup.Arman ArdonarianAugust 1, 2018 @ 6:14 am. I found the problem some were having with the BAT file I previously listed above. Below is the updated BAT file that runs CCleaner without ever having any monitoring after running it. I’m very confident this will work for everyone if you follow these instructions:1.

Using Notepad, copy and save the listing below as “CCleaner.bat”.2. Create a shortcut to this BAT file and run it from that shortcut whenever you want to run CCleaner.3. Be sure to choose “Minimized” in the Shortcut tab of the shortcut properties.4. In the shortcut properties you MUST click on “Advanced” and click on the “Run as administrator” then click “OK” twice.5. Also, should you want to use the CCleaner icon in the shortcut, in the properties of the shortcut choose “Change Icon” and paste this string:“%ProgramFiles%CCleanerCCleaner64.exe” (without the quotes around it)Then click in the icon area and choose whatever CCleaner icon you want to use.Stu:: Note: Use Program Files (x86) and CCleaner.exe below if you are running the 32-bit CCleaner.: This bat file:: 1.

Runs CCleaner64.exe.: 2. Kills CCleaner64.exe.: 3. Exits.:@ECHO OFFCD “C:Program FilesCCleaner”Start /wait ccleaner64.exetaskkill /F /T /IM ccleaner64.exeexit.anleAugust 6, 2018 @ 12:57 pm.

Hi Anle,Clearly you are running the 32-bit version of CCleaner. Therefore, you should have followed the note in the BAT file: “Use Program Files (x86) and CCleaner.exe below if you are running the 32-bit CCleaner.” To make it easier for you, below is the 32-bit version of the instructions and BAT file.1.

Using Notepad, copy and save the listing below as “CCleaner.bat”.2. Create a shortcut to this BAT file and run it from that shortcut whenever you want to run CCleaner.3. Be sure to choose “Minimized” in the Shortcut tab of the shortcut properties.4. In the shortcut properties you MUST click on “Advanced” and click on the “Run as administrator” then click “OK” twice.5.

Also, should you want to use the CCleaner icon in the shortcut, in the properties of the shortcut choose “Change Icon” and paste this string:“%ProgramFiles%CCleanerCCleaner.exe” (without the quotes around it)Then click in the icon area and choose whatever CCleaner icon you want to use.Stu:: Note: This is the 32-bit version of the BAT file.: This bat file:: 1. Runs CCleaner.exe.: 2. Kills CCleaner.exe.: 3. Exits.:@ECHO OFFCD “C:Program Files (x86)CCleaner”Start /wait ccleaner.exetaskkill /F /T /IM ccleaner.exeexit.anleAugust 7, 2018 @ 10:22 am.