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Hi, never had any issues using Ccleaner routinely ...
You could try this:
Start Menu Troubleshooter in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
but expect you'll need to try other things.
Do you have a usable system restore point?
Have you yet discovered how invaluable disk imaging, which we recommend time and time again, is? If you use this routinely you can restore your PC to a previous working state without technical help. E.g. Macrium Reflect (free) + boot medium + external storage.
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Last edited by dalchina; 01 Nov 2016 at 08:40.
Easy fix. Turn off Tablet mode and watch what you are doing when using CCleaner.
It was your screenshot. Most likely when you ran CCleaner, it removed a Registry point and caused Tablet mode to enable, but the switch did not appear on on the screen when you checked.
Before you do anything else in system management, make a clone or full copy of your hard drive. I use Clonezilla and it will allow you to make the copy to a USB pocket drive or a NAS. You can get 2TB pocket drives for under $60 these days.
You got lucky on System Restore, since for some reason out of the box, AU disables it if you had it on before.