Cclenear comand line option to accept /DELETE

CCleaner for Windows
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Hi guys... I'm trying to run ccleaner in command line from a bat file and when I run it with the /DELETE /METHOD it ask me for confirmation like the picture attached... is there a way to accept that "DELETE" to run that command using Task Scheduler? 

The command that I'm running is:

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		ccleaner.exe /DELETE "C:\Users\Usuario\Downloads\*.*" /METHOD 1
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I don't call CCleaner from my own cleaning batch file.

If you are cleaning all the files in a directory from a batch file then why not just use the "del" command with the /q option.

eg. For your example above I'd use:

Del /q C:\Users\Usuario\Downloads\*.* >nul 2>nul

/q stops it asking to delete each file.

You could also use /s after the /q to clear any subdirectories.

https://www.lifewire.com/delete-command-2625859

The two nul statements at the end of the line supress standard output and non critical errors from the screen. Without those it would output a list of all files deleted, or an error if the directory is already empty. Try it without them to see what I mean.

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39 minutes ago, nukecad said: 
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		I don't call CCleaner from my own cleaning batch file.
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		If you are cleaning all the files in a directory from a batch file then why not just use the "del" command with the /q option.
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		eg. For your example above I'd use:
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		Del /q C:\Users\Usuario\Downloads\*.* &gt;nul 2&gt;nul
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		/q stops it asking to delete each file.
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		You could also use /s after the /q to clear any subdirectories.
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		<a href="https://www.lifewire.com/delete-command-2625859" rel="external nofollow">https://www.lifewire.com/delete-command-2625859</a>
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		The two nul statements at the end of the line supress standard output and non critical errors from the screen. Without those it would output a list of all files deleted, or an error if the directory is already empty. Try it without them to see what I mean.
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I'm trying to use Ccleaner with the /METHOD 1 parameter for secure erase; "del" command doesn't execute a secure erase

https://support.ccleaner.com/s/article/command-line-parameters-for-ccleaner-for-windows?language=en_US