CCleaner v5.70.7909 (64-bit) takes forever to start up?

Some weird troll...

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Brian Gregory wrote:

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On 03/09/2020 23:50, John Doe wrote:
Brian Gregory wrote:
Pentium II with 192MB of RAM and an 80GB IDE HDD?

I'm just stating the facts.

I have been using dual MVMe drives since early on. BLAZING fast
large file transfers of multimedia. Like having huge RAM drives
without configuring anything.

CCleaner fanboy?

Not particularly.
But it works fine for me on Windows 7 (64 bit).

No excuse really.

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Brian Gregory (in England).

An idea.
Try updating your virus definitions on Windows Defender (or whatever
it's called in Windoze 10). Sometimes that fixes weird slowdowns for me,
or fixes them after a day or two have passed.

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Brian Gregory (in England).