Eddy F

I'll second that. My friend had three for four accounts on his Windows 2000 box and I wanted to make it easy to run CCleaner from his account. The only thing I could do was clean out their Temp folders by adding them in the Custom Folder section, but it isn't really what I want, as it doesn't get everything.

I agree with Tarun!

Since you guys use the NSIS installer, I wanted to know if it was possible to customize what can get installed when I do a silent install. XPize (http://xpero.msfn.org) has a slew of options that can be passed to the setup file (and it uses NSIS), so I'm sure it's feasible to do with CCleaner. The reason why I'd like this feature is because I have a CD I use at the computer store that installs a bunch of stuff, and I want to try to automate it as much as possible. When CCleaner is installed I only have two options selected: Add Open and Run Cleaner when you right-click on the Recycle Bin. Thanks! Update: almost a month and no replies? I really would like to see something like this implemented in a future version of CCleaner, please!