6 replies to this topic

[mcDrupal]

Hi there,

I can't find how to add registry items to be removed.

Thanks.


PS: CCleaner v2.23.999 on Vista SP2 x64

[Augeas]

You can't, it's the other way round. The Registry section removes entries from the registry, and the Exclude option enables you to exclude a registry entry from the cleaning process. So, the Registry section removes all ticked entries except those specifically named in the Exclude list. I think.

There's probably a bit of coding to do what you want, but somebody experienced in this will be along in a minute.

[Glenn]

You could use a custom .ini file. See CCleaner .INI files

[ident]

Hi, if you know the regisrty items then why not manually remove them?

[mcDrupal]

ident, on Sep 7 2009, 05:44 PM, said:

Hi, if you know the regisrty items then why not manually remove them?

For instance, QuickTime task at startup.

[Andavari]

mcDrupal, on Sep 7 2009, 11:57 AM, said:

For instance, QuickTime task at startup.

CCleaner: Tools->Startup
-or-
Windows: Start->Run->MSCONFIG.exe

[mcDrupal]

Andavari, on Sep 7 2009, 06:11 PM, said:

CCleaner: Tools->Startup
-or-
Windows: Start->Run->MSCONFIG.exe

Thanks