Piriform Blog

This release adds cleaning and portability improvements.

CCleaner v2.06.567

• Added Google Firefox Toolbar history cleaning.
• Winapp.ini is now embedded in the main EXE.
• Added ability to override default embedded INI files with:
  winsys1.ini, winreg1.ini and winapp1.ini.
• Updated ability to append to default embedded INI files with:
  winsys2.ini, winreg2.ini and winapp2.ini.
• Updated system info code to support Win2k8.
• Improved IE History cleaning with .DAT files.
• Improved accessibility features of treeview control.
• Removal of version history from About screen.
• Options section checkboxes resized to fit caption text.
• GUI tweaks including Piriform logo change.
• Minor performance improvements.

This latest build of Recuva features a new wizard to simplify file recovery!

• New Wizard to make recovery easier.
• New Thumbnails view.
• Added Scan All Drives feature.
• Fixed 'Cannot find path' issue.
• Fixed rare crash during scan in XP/2000.
• Optimized treeview speed with large numbers of files.
• Minor UI changes.
• Minor bug fixes and improvements.

Download now from www.recuva.com

New release, with command-line version and loads of bug fixes.

• Added df.exe command line version
• Added option to change process priority
• Fixed issue with files in the MFT buffer zone
• Fixed bug that left files in the list after they were defragged
• Minor bug fixes

Download now from www.defraggler.com

At Piriform we rely on site advertising (as well as donations) to pay the bills, however, we've had an increasing number of users getting confused by the adverts and thinking they're purchasing one of our products.

In order to prevent this we're going to be moving and removing some of the advertising over the next few months. So we can establish a method that works optimally for both revenue and users. Whilst this may inevitably reduce our earnings, we hope it will keep our users happy and avoid confusion in the future.

Many thanks to everyone who has donated so far!

We've had our original Piriform logo for over 2 years now. It was originally a quick placeholder design that was going to be replaced, but it ended up staying for much longer than anticipated. So we've decided that 2008 is the time to upgrade it with a professional redesign!

So this:

Will become this:

The logo will go live over the next few days. We hope you like the change! :)