Does anyone out there have a CCleaner.msi file?
I would like to stick it in a GPO to auto install on each computer.
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CCleaner.msi
Started by RDolce, May 21 2008 02:12 PM
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Posted 02 June 2008 - 10:38 AM
RDolce, on May 21 2008, 03:12 PM, said:
Does anyone out there have a CCleaner.msi file?
I would like to stick it in a GPO to auto install on each computer.
I would like to stick it in a GPO to auto install on each computer.
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I also need the msi file for the same goal.
Does Piriform want help us to use more and more this wonderful soft... ? Make a MSI!!
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Posted 03 June 2008 - 07:57 PM
I do too. And I did try making one on my own with WinStallLE (name??) and Advanced Installer, but neither came out working right.
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Posted 04 June 2008 - 12:57 AM
Not sure if it will help either of you guys (or anyone else), but CCleaner does offer a version without the Yahoo Toolbar here;
I downloaded this version onto my server and created a batch file to install this whenever a user logs in. By using the /S switch, it installs CCleaner automatically and silently, but uses default options (shortcut on desktop, start menu, etc.), which was fine with me. Here is a link to some other options for CCleaner... just click on "Command Line Parameters". I also created another batch file to make CCleaner run automatically/silently when a user logs in.
To install CCleaner via batch file and GPO script;
start /d "(insert path of CCleaner setup file here-do not include file name)" ccsetup_208slim.exe /S
To run CCleaner automatically when a user logs in, add this line to login script via GPO;
start /d "C:\Program Files\CCleaner" CCleaner.exe /AUTO <----assuming you install in the default location
Hope this helps someone.
I downloaded this version onto my server and created a batch file to install this whenever a user logs in. By using the /S switch, it installs CCleaner automatically and silently, but uses default options (shortcut on desktop, start menu, etc.), which was fine with me. Here is a link to some other options for CCleaner... just click on "Command Line Parameters". I also created another batch file to make CCleaner run automatically/silently when a user logs in.
To install CCleaner via batch file and GPO script;
start /d "(insert path of CCleaner setup file here-do not include file name)" ccsetup_208slim.exe /S
To run CCleaner automatically when a user logs in, add this line to login script via GPO;
start /d "C:\Program Files\CCleaner" CCleaner.exe /AUTO <----assuming you install in the default location
Hope this helps someone.
