[Some Suggestions for CCleaner]

Hi Chai, and welcome to the forum.

 

Thanks.

 

Thanks for your suggestions, but if I were you I wouldn't be going down the road of Automated Registry Scans. I mention that in case you ever have that option in an alternative program.

 

You really need to watch and check a registry scan before you kill anything.

 

I understand your concern. So long as a backup is made, I personally feel safe. I usually don't have any problems and am willing to take the risk. I'm an experienced technician, so I know how to go into Safe Mode or even use utilities like BartPE or Reatogo on the rare occasion something gets screwed up. And so long as automated registry scans remain separate from cleanup scans, it would be a purely optional feature.

 

Your other suggestion of cleaning multiple profiles sounds good in practice, but all users on a PC don't always have the same interests, and therefore most probably would have log-on/registration/settings details saved from the sites they frequent, which either you, or other users don't.

 

My daughter would be real p****d if I cleaned her account, believe me.

 

I understand your concern here as well. However, so long as it's kept an optional feature (e.g. a check box that says "Clean all users?", or even better, a separate check box for each user), I don't see a problem since it would make life easier if multiple users want automated cleanup.

 

We still appreciate your suggestions Chai, but just from experience we can see the problems they might generate.

 

I think that so long as these features are kept optional, CCleaner would remain customizable for each user's needs.

[Some Suggestions for CCleaner]

Hi, I just want to add my 2 cents:

 

• Add command line option for automating Registry scans (e.g. /AUTOREGSCAN).
  
• Add more command line options to fine tune both automated Cleaner and Registry scans.
  
• Clean multiple profiles in one scan (e.g. from a single account).
  

 

Thank you for a great free product!