blackhawk20

Yes, that is what I click, and on XP Home 2002 it also clears the run box. While CCleaner does clear my recent documents, it doesn't clear my run box. So maybe an update can be made so that this will work with Windows XP Home Edition 2002?

I probably should have mentioned that I'm using Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition 2002(non-upgraded). So I'm right about what I'm talking about and you guys are right about what you are talking about. I have no problem with the most requently used programs list and I don't clear that, only my run box(which is done the way I mentioned, for some reason people are missing the piece of info where I mention the advanced tab ).

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.

:/ Oh really now, wanna do me a favor then? In Windows XP, click start>run then type something in and hit enter, then do that a few more times. Then open up ccleaner and(with that box checked, I have all but the last section checked and the latest version) do your cleaning. Then open up your run box and tell me what you see. And the method I listed, doesn't just clear the recent documents, it also clears the run box.

I use CCleaner every day, and I love it, but the thing just isn't currently capable of clearing all history on the computer. I am suggesting an added feature, to clear the run box. This would make things a bit easier than the current ways to clear the box(logging off/restarting, right-clicking the start button and going into properties>customize>advanced>clear list).