Hi everyone, after an "advanced cleanup" with CCleaner (I realize now that was a stupid idea!), I can no longer log in to Google. No matter what I do, I always end up on a Google help page. Is there any way I can restore it to its previous state?
(1 votes)
Loading...Hi everyone. I'm currently looking for a laptop for my studies and work. Consequently, it should be as light and compact as possible for easy transport. I'm open to suggestions! A MacBook is out of the question for me for various reasons. Thanks!
Hey, I've had my laptop for about seven years (as far as I know) and use it regularly. It's an Acer laptop and has Windows 8.1. Well, it's relatively fragmented, doesn't really bother you, and it once survived water damage with mineral water. I've had a spare laptop for about a year now, in case…
Hello, the normal program I use to store my files, etc., often crashes. With every click, it takes a while to respond, and after every five clicks, there's no response, so I have to wait. I have a lot of images, etc., but I don't think that should be a problem. It wasn't the case…
It's really weird. My microphone actually works, but no one can hear me. When I open the control panel, it suddenly works, but I have to leave it open otherwise it doesn't work again. So, it only works when I have the control panel open, and this is a new problem. Before that, it worked…
Hi guys, I wanted to ask if Windows Defender helps against a Trojan?
CCleaner is simply superfluous, giving only third manufacturers too high system rights! All that makes sense at CCleaner can also be done with Windows means.
Maybe it helps to activate an earlier version of your Windows before the CCleaner action via system restore point.
https://www.heise.de/tipps-tricks/Windows-10-recovery point-to-back games-3958465.html
In the so-called advanced cleaning of the CCleaner, all passwords stored in the browsers are deleted. – That’s normal.
When calling GF, for example, you have to log in again.
I don’t know why you don’t succeed in Google.
I would then first use a laptop/PCRestart try, ie: first close all applications > Go with the mouse over the start icon to the on/off menu and select “New start“.
After that, try again at Google.
Your CCleaner then probably deleted the corresponding password or relevant cookies. CCleaner is probably the most overrated software right after virus scanners.
Maybe CCleaner even changed Firefox settings to passwords and cookies, so check the FF to see if everything is set as you need.