CCleaner Users: How do you exclude Autocad from being cleaned/deleted?

[The Mad Cadder]

I know, it sounds like a simple question

I read here that being over zealous with CCleaner, can cause problems with the ACAD installer files or ACAD itself.

 

So, given the enormous amount of different file types that belong to ACAD (2010) I don't know where they are installed, (after running the installer.)

 

How do you protect all those files from being deleted by CCleaner?

 

To exclude something your choices are:

 

*by folder

*by file name

*by registry key

 

I'd also like to protect, ACAD's registry keys...

 

Do you think it's a wise strategy? Ideas anyone?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

TMC

[SLW210]

I have never had a problem with CCleaner and AutoCAD and have used CCleaner for years and years.

[tzframpton]

Never had a problem over here either.

[The Mad Cadder]

That's good news. Thanks for the info.