[Scanning external drive? (from an infected system)]

Augeas, That sounds almost possible!

 

Is a Is there a way to add a wildcard directory to the temp files directory under CCleaner?

 

X:\Documents and Settings\*.*\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

X:\Documents and Settings\*.*\Local Settings\Temp

 

 

What other directories should I add? (and that is the issue, CCleaner "knows" where all of those directories are and THAT is why it is a great tool!!!)

[Scanning external drive? (from an infected system)]

I understand and that is what I currently do,

I pull the hard drive from the infected system, put it in a USB external enclosure and fire it up.

Then I go under each user account (with XP) and delete the temporary files and IE temporary files.

This speeds virus and malware scanning tremendously!

 

My question was, How do I tell CCleaner that I want it to clean drive X: instead of my C:?

 

I'm not asking it to clean malware or virus, just clean the junk off so the scanners run faster. (all of those temp files slow down scanning!)

[Scanning external drive? (from an infected system)]

Ok, this must not be possible.

 

Thanks!

[Scanning external drive? (from an infected system)]

I guess there is no way to tell it to clean the slave drive?

 

Would it be possible if I would create a cleaning computer where my primary partion is "D" and map the slave infected drives to "C"? Or does CCleaner "know" what drive is the primary?

[Scanning external drive? (from an infected system)]

Hi, CCleaner is a great tool! I am trying to figure out how to scan an external drive...

 

Whenever I get an infected system, I pull the hard drive and put it in a USB enclosure and scan it from my machine. (this way the virus and malware cannot run but can be deleted.) It would speed up my scans tremendously if I could run CCleaner on them!

 

Is there anyway to accomplish this? Or does anyone have a good way of doing this using another tool?

 

Thank you for your time!