Felix88

I tried it both on Windows 8 (desktop) and Windows 10 (laptop) with the same results. The rule in the registry is as follows: PATH|C:\Felix\|*.tmp|RECURSE|0|0|24 Seems correct to me but I'm no expert. From previous posts in this thread, it looks like it works on some systems but not on others. No big issue anyway, I can just use a DEL or ERASE command in a vbs script which will run at session startup and delete tmp files.

Thank you Dvdbane for your answer. Actually I do use "File Types" (*.tmp in my case), but selecting "Include files and subfolders" nevertheless deletes every empty folder within the included one. On the other hand, selecting "Include files only" won't delete empty folders, but then it won't delete *.tmp files present in subfolders either.

Hello, Sorry for digging up such an old thread. But it seams the bug is still there with 5.15.5513 version of CCleaner. Selecting "Include files and subfolders" is supposed to "cause CCleaner to search all subfolders within the selected folder for the files to be deleted", which it does. The problem is that it also deletes every empty folder within the included one, which should only happen when choosing "Include files, subfolders and the folder itself". Is this bug supposed to be solved, 5 years later...? Thank you for your help.