> “CCleaner Professional does not indicate from where the updates are downloaded, however.
#Ccleaner cloud pro update
Only when user clicks on the Update button would CCleaner “kindly” display advert nagscreens to inform user that the update function of ‘Software Updater’ is available as trial mode for CCleaner Free users.
But ‘Software Updater’ is not explicitly labelled as a Pro feature, & there is no way to disable the scanning. ‘Software Updater’ is also displayed up-front in CCleaner Free, auto-scans user’s PC for installed programs, & shows which ones are up-to-date/ out-dated. > “The tool is included in the Professional version of CCleaner only at this point in time.” Now You: Do you use Software Updaters? If so which? If not, why not? No false positives were detected during tests this worked properly. The database of supported applications could be larger though, and it would certainly benefit from improved functionality on top of that. The Software Updater makes it easy to update software that CCleaner has in its database. Closing WordsĬCleaner Professional's software updater is a useful but limited tool. The application displays a "completed" message in the end and buttons to restart the PC or ignore the restart option for the moment.
It is still necessary to complete the installation manually at this point silent installations don't seem to be supported. It would be great if the program would indicate that to the user.ĬCleaner downloads the installer and runs it automatically. The updating happens in CCleaner that is comfortable and probably preferred by the majority of users (Sumo redirects to its own website from where you may download the updates).ĬCleaner Professional does not indicate from where the updates are downloaded, however. There is no option to visit the developer website to find out more about an update, nor are there options to ignore updates or minor updates, include beta versions, or uninstall a program. The only options provided at the time are to select programs and to update the selection.
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