Does CCleaner have a log file anywhere? Or is there any other way to check what (or how much) was cleaned when running CCleaner by use of the /auto flag?
Thanks,
Brad
Does CCleaner have a log file anywhere? Or is there any other way to check what (or how much) was cleaned when running CCleaner by use of the /auto flag?
Thanks,
Brad
A log, of that type, would pretty much defeat the purpose of ccleaner to remove junk (such as logs) after a clean you can right click the results and save them to a file, but that's pretty much the only way.
A log, of that type, would pretty much defeat the purpose of ccleaner to remove junk (such as logs) after a clean you can right click the results and save them to a file, but that's pretty much the only way.
I realize the irony of my request . However, I call ccleaner.exe /auto from a script that I have created, and I'm just looking for a way to allow the script to harvest this sort of data out of CCleaner. Is there any other way I could go about doing this?
Thanks,
Brad
Nope, sorry.
To add to that and follow up on that I have a similar question just not as a script. My question (which I already think i know this answer from reading this topic) is there any log file at all if you do a scheduled clean where it is on a schedule. I myself as well would like to see what was cleaned during the scheduled cleaning.
Willie
There is no log generated from a scheduled clean, for the reason Nergal brought up in his original post.