Add these file types for cleanup.

All of these (Tell me if some are already there.)

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*.tmp

*.temp

*.nch

*.---

*.~*

~*.*

*.??$

*.___

*.~mp

*.$db

*.?$?

*.??~

*.?~?

*.db$

*.^

*._dd

*._detmp

*.$$$

0*.nch

*.sik

*.old

*.bak

*.chk

*.gid

mscreate.dir

*.wbk

*.fts

*.ftg

*log.txt

*.err

*.dmp

*.prv

*.ilk

*.aps

*.ncb

*.pch

chklist.*

But exclude these folders (never should be considered as junk.)

?:\program files\common files

?:\program files\uninstall information

?:\win*\security

*\sendto

*\i386

*\resources\themes

*\microsoft\office\data

*\microsoft\money\*\webcache

*\chaos32

*\paprport\data

*\symantec shared\virusdefs

?:\system volume information

?:\_restore

?:\recycle?

*\temp\incredimail

*\norton antivirus\quarantine

*\system32\usmt

*\system32\catroot

*\application data\microsoft

*\application data\aim

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Thankyou.

CCleaner doesn't look through the whole hard disk for filetypes, it cleans certain predetermined areas.

Why doesn't it?

I reckon it should because these files take up alot of space and are in random areas.

because it would take a long time to run most people lite it cause it runs in seconds

Why doesn't it?

Because it would take all day. I don't want CC or anything to touch any part of your list of files, it seems customised for your specific wants only. I'm sure that with a little effort you could create some sort of command line file to do what you want.