I would like to use a batch file for installing various programs, including Ccleaner, but is there a way to make the batch file uncheck the options I don't want?
I haven't heard of it. Here is a batch file I found for installing Firefox though, just modify it for installing CCleaner:
@echo off echo user>> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt echo anonymous>> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt echo guest>> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt echo lcd %USERPROFILE%>> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt echo cd /pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/3.5.1/win32/en-US>> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt echo bin %USERPROFILE%>> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt echo get "Firefox Setup 3.5.1.exe">> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt echo quit>> %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt ftp -v -n -s:ftpcommands.txt releases.mozilla.org del %USERPROFILE%\ftpcommands.txt cd %USERPFOFILE% "Firefox Setup 3.5.1"
Save as Download Firefox.bat
Look here, http://www.msfn.org/board/forum/101-unattended-windows-discussion-support/ very good site for all your unattended installation questions, i used to be right into that stuff, but i havent used unattended installs in awhile, you might try looking there tho, because im sure someone has had the same question about ccleaner