Ive noticed that CCleaner cleans only the C-Drive. Can anyone help me by telling me hoe to use the CCleaner to clean other drives
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Started by anil, Apr 10 2009 12:38 PM
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Posted 10 April 2009 - 12:58 PM
Welcome to Piriform anil.
Well CC only cleans the operating system drive because thats were all the main programs and web browser(s) run from. If you know the folder names on the other drives that you want cleaning then goto Options\Include and click on Add Folder or Add File so they can be cleaned at the same time. When you add a folder and there are specfic files in that folder you want to delete then filebox at the bottom will say *.* just change that to *.tmp or what ever.
Be very careful what you add to these folders else you could be deleting files that you need in which case you would need to run Recuva to retrieve them back.
anil, on Apr 10 2009, 12:38 PM, said:
Ive noticed that CCleaner cleans only the C-Drive. Can anyone help me by telling me hoe to use the CCleaner to clean other drives
Well CC only cleans the operating system drive because thats were all the main programs and web browser(s) run from. If you know the folder names on the other drives that you want cleaning then goto Options\Include and click on Add Folder or Add File so they can be cleaned at the same time. When you add a folder and there are specfic files in that folder you want to delete then filebox at the bottom will say *.* just change that to *.tmp or what ever.
Be very careful what you add to these folders else you could be deleting files that you need in which case you would need to run Recuva to retrieve them back.
