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#1 OFFLINE   shpongler

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Posted 07 July 2006 - 01:29 PM

i don't know somebody has ever mentioned it, but i miss the automatic cleanup option after ccleaner has been started up, first analyze, then clean up, then ... zzzz

that's the reason why i now use a batfile to run ccleaner and make my system clean automatically whenever i want:

@echo off
cd c:\
cd program files
cd CCleaner
ccleaner.exe /AUTO
exit

i just once have to configure the things that should be cleaned automatically, and from now on i can always use this batfile, even run it when loggin' in/off, starting/shutting down other progs... :D
but would it be possible to integrate this function in the future?

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Posted 13 July 2006 - 11:34 AM

now the runbox is also cleared and the annoying windows live messenger hidden SQM files are also removed... :D

@echo off
echo Ccleaner will start deleting the crap on your system.
echo.
echo Within a moment, explorer will reboot to clean the run box...
cd c:\
attrib -h *.sqm
del *.sqm
cls
cd program files
cd CCleaner
ccleaner.exe /AUTO
echo Just a couple of seconds to go...
taskkill /f /im explorer.exe
cls
start explorer.exe
echo Explorer has restarted, and the crap has been removed!
echo Ccleaner will close now...
exit

#3 OFFLINE   shpongler

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Posted 27 July 2006 - 10:36 AM

just made an automatic installer with iexpress (the packager of windows, under %systemroot%\system32) of Crapcleaner and the batch file which makes ccleaner to clean your system automatically:

http://users.skynet....Batch_v1.0e.rar

the content of the package:

final.bat =
will run after the installation, copies the batch file to desktop and the msgbox which displays the dialogue messages to the %systemroot%

@echo off
xcopy /y msgbox.exe %systemroot%
xcopy /y ccleaner.bat "%userprofile%\Desktop"
cls


Ccleaner.bat =
has to be started manually by double click to run the ccleaner system clean

@echo off
title Ccleaner Batch 1.0
echo Ccleaner Batch 1.0 start deleting the crap on your system...
IF EXIST c:\*.sqm attrib -h c:\*.sqm
IF EXIST c:\*.sqm del c:\*.sqm
cd program files
cd CCleaner
ccleaner.exe /AUTO
cls
echo Explorer will reboot to clean the run box...
taskkill /f /im explorer.exe
start explorer.exe
cd %systemroot%
cls
msgbox Explorer has restarted, and the crap has been removed!
exit

msgbox.exe=
is the file which shows dialogue messages, downloaded from the net

ccsetup131.exe=
is the installation file of the most recent version of ccleaner which will be started automatically

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Posted 27 July 2006 - 10:50 AM

could you please explain what this batch does and what it takes out?
i dont like just running stuff because even CC, at first, cleaned out some stuff that i liked to keep.

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Posted 27 July 2006 - 01:42 PM

the batch file on its self does not delete anything (except the hidden windows live messenger SQM files) , it's you who chooses in Ccleaner what u wish to delete anytime you run the batch file.

So the first time u have to run Ccleaner, check or uncheck anything you wish to delete / keep, run the cleaning and then exit ccleaner. From then on u can always run the batch file to clean these crap B)

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Posted 27 July 2006 - 01:47 PM

why not just set CC to run on startup?
and i use windows messenger.

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Posted 27 July 2006 - 02:04 PM

View Postneighberaaron, on Jul 27 2006, 03:47 PM, said:

why not just set CC to run on startup?
and i use windows messenger.
no not at startup, why would u do that, the u're just about to make your system filthy again???
my intention is just to have a crapcleaner @ your demand @ anytime u wish
and it doesn't matter which messenger u use, that doesn't affect the procedure

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Posted 27 July 2006 - 02:06 PM

so wouldnt just right clicking recycling bin and click run do the same thing?