OneDrive and CCleaner bug

No, this is not a problem with CCleaner. This is a problem in Windows 11 where it does not always save all data.
It happens especially in older and slower computers.
PS. I haven't detected any problems with CCleaner 5.92.

 

There is no need to search for any articles.
If you want, believe CCleaner is to blame, but how would you explain if CCleaner is not used and has never been used on a computer running Windows 11 version 22000.xxx and everything is exactly as described above? Is CCleaner still to blame?
I have been a test user of Windows 11 since its early days and have read thousands of articles, as well as personally tried it all out and have personal experience.
So I'm not going to look for any articles, anyone can do it themselves if they think it's necessary.
Those who do not want to do so can always opt out of CCleaner and make sure nothing changes.
It's up to you to decide whether to try it yourself or believe any articles.
NB! Including, no one has to believe my statement, because you can test it all yourself.

PS. I forgot one little thing - not only is OneDrive behaving like this, but several other Microsoft programs and services that don't actually require you to sign in again, but sign-in confirmation that you're still yourself, not someone else, who have been logged into your computer.