I know the original ZIP has to be good for re-use, but just in case why not download a fresh copy. Incidentally (or possibly quite important) are they both using the same O.S.,Īnd are they both x32 or both 圆4, or have we more opportunities for chaos. I strongly recommend a clean start rather than re-using second hand software that is adapted to totally different hardware and probably different O.S. I recognize that juggling the 'Save to INI' may fix a registry glitch with the installed version of CC,īut I doubt its value with the portable version. Probably renaming Portable.dat would cancel the grey-out and allow you to untick the box. Therefore 'Save to INI' is always in force. That is because you use the PORTABLE version which detects the presence of Portable.dat and therefore never uses the registry, Note: the registry on my Tower does not contain any ccleaner entries (at least not as far as I can see), so there appear to be no traces left of the 'stationary' ccleaner installed before. How's that?Ĭonclusion: the responsisibility for the language displayed must lie outside cc, probably with Windows.

Now here's the big riddle: as I wrote before, when I copy the complete ccleaner portable folder from my laptop (where it displays in GermN) to my my Tower, the program suddenly displays in English! AND: when I copy the very same folder back to my laptop (to another location), the program switches back to German again. Is there a file called ''lang-1031.dll'' in the subfolder ''Lang'' ? Question: Why is it greyed-out, and how can that be changed? Perhaps this is a sign that CC cannot change its settings. Perhaps (un-)ticking that box twice or more times will persuadeĬan't - the box is ticked, but greyed-out. Untick the box 'Save settings to INI file'' and then tick that box again. > I already tried that with French - no success.

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