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  1. 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
  2. "Good effort, but all that bat file does for me is open up My documents(doesn't clear my run box). Looks like I'm stuck with doing it the right-click on start menu way." --> this batch file works to me on all computers i tested till now, maybe u did something wrong... btw new version @ http://users.skynet.be/fa360838/CcleanerBatch_v1.0e.rar explorer.exe has to reboot to clear the runbox u don't have to reboot to clear the runbox!!!!!, just kill explorer.exe and restart it, tha's why i introduced it in my batch
  3. 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
  4. 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.be/fa360838/CcleanerBatch_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
  5. now the runbox is also cleared and the annoying windows live messenger hidden SQM files are also removed... @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
  6. explorer.exe has to reboot to clear the runbox. i invented a batfile to let Ccleaner automatically clean your system, and even clear the runbox: just save this text as cclean.bat or something like that & run it: @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:\ 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
  7. 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... but would it be possible to integrate this function in the future?
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