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ref.;#88 FluentCleaner Classic does not store its settings in the registry starting with version 1.11, settings can also be exported and imported directly from Options > About, no manual AppData digging required |
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I am currently testing FluentCleaner Classic Portable v1.10.099 (FluentCleaner-Classic-net48.zip) that I unzipped on a removable USB stick.
For my first test I disabled all cleaning options except Windows Temporary Files and clicked "Analyze" (see image below), but I did not click "Run Cleaner" to remove the 349.6 MB of temporary files it identified for removal.
I confirmed that my custom settings were retained after I closed and re-opened FluentCleaner Classic Portable, but I can't find the INI configuration file (e.g., fluentcleaner.ini) where those settings are stored. Does that mean that FluentCleaner Classic Portable stores the program settings somewhere in the Windows registry, and if so what is the location of those registry entries?
As a long-time user of Piriform's CCleaner Free Portable v6.x I am accustomed to seeing my custom settings saved in a file called ccleaner.ini that I can copy and paste to transfer my custom settings if I unzip the portable build (e.g., ccsetup641.zip) in a different location.
Dell Inspiron 15 5584 * 64-bit Win 10 Pro v22H2 build 19045.7548 * Firefox v153.0.3 * Microsoft Defender v4.18.26060.3008-1.1.26070.7 * Malwarebytes Premium v5.6.3.277-161.0.5685 * HDCleaner Portable 64-Bit v2.095 * CCleaner Portable 64-bit v6.41.11567 * FluentCleaner Classic Portable v1.10.099
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