What setting deletes Word file history?

[highstream]

New to ASC 5 free, with first run. Afterward, opened Word 2010 and found recent files opened list empty. Assume it was ASC, since they were there Saturday, but in looking around I didn't find a function or setting that seemed to apply. Is there one? thanks,

[Toppack]

Is Word listed in the 'Privacy sweep' settings?

That's the settings I would check first.

If not there I would look at the 'Junk files clean' utility settings.

[highstream]

Is Word listed in the 'Privacy sweep' settings?

That's the settings I would check first.

If not there I would look at the 'Junk files clean' utility settings.

 

The answer to both when I went looking was no. Unfortunately, on the next bootup Windows 7 wouldn't start. On restart, Windows ran a startup repair and suggested a system restore as an alternative. That eliminated the ASC5 executable and, as a result of this experience, ASC5.

[Toppack]

Try It, You will Like It! :-D

[highstream]

Try It, You will Like It! :-D

I did, the main scan and the deeper one, and even looked through the detailed results before deleting. And it looked good, until I rebooted and Win 7 hung, then needed to do a system repair and eventually a system restore. From what I read in user reviews before downloading, some people love ASC and some have had my experience.

[Toppack]

Sorry, I just can't think of anything in ASC that could cause W-7 OS to "Hang-up"?

Except for the 'Duplicate File delete' utility and I knew better than to delete any system files listed in that one. I don't even run that one anymore.

Some of the other utilities can disable programs, if the setting options are not set correctly, but should not disable the OS.

 

You have to realize that ASC is a group of many different utilities, Not one program.

Many can be run all-at-once but can be run individually as needed and setting options should always be checked before running any of them.

They do a very good job of improving performance when used responsibly.