February 25, 20224 yr Solution Hello @chucky_511, Welcome.I think CCleaner has found a Registry entry here that it can't do anything with.The entries were created by your Kasperky product. I suspect they have to do with the ability to switch to a different version depending on the activation code.If you clean the registry, the product may not work properly after that.With such tools you should only delete entries whose meaning you know 100%. Or simply do not use them. Cleaning the registry usually makes no sense, but you can destroy your system permanently.
March 3, 20224 yr Author Hello @chucky_511, Welcome. I think CCleaner has found a Registry entry here that it can't do anything with. The entries were created by your Kasperky product. I suspect they have to do with the ability to switch to a different version depending on the activation code. If you clean the registry, the product may not work properly after that. With such tools you should only delete entries whose meaning you know 100%. Or simply do not use them. Cleaning the registry usually makes no sense, but you can destroy your system permanently. I’ve been running Kaspersky and CC Cleaner for years this is the first time it’s flagged this.However I’ll take your advice and leave well alone, Thanks for your answer.
