I have tried it on two different windows 11 computers & both of them do exactly the same thing & show an Obsolete Software Key called ChangeTracker. Is anyone else seeing this Obsolete Software Key called ChangeTracker on Windows 11 when you do a CCleaner registry scan? Virus & malware scans reveal nothing on my system. The same thing happens when i delete this obsolete software key manually in windows registry (I have full permissions over the file & it lets me delete it), but on reboot its back there again. I have gone into the registry directly & can verify that this obsolete software key vanishes when fixed, then reappears on reboot. I havent installed any new software & in CCleaner if i select 'fix all selected issues' the entry clears itself, but on reboot the exact same obsolete software key entry called ChangeTracker is back. Also, these incidents impacted 32-bit Windows-powered machines only. But the affected versions were just and, respectively. I'm on Windows 11 & this has started in the last couple of weeks. Back in 2017, hackers successfully completely compromised the free CCleaner for Windows and Cloud apps.

The registry scan on CCleaner has recently started picking up an obsolete software key entry called ChangeTracker.

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