How about a "Clean on Exit" instead of or in addition to, "Clean on Startup". This would speed-up boot-up.
Perhaps this isn't possible technically. Any thoughts?
Hi djmccartney,
Indeed it is possible to have CCleaner run at user logoff but this is not included as an application feature, rather you have to call CCleaner during logoff.
The way I acomplish this is by adding a logoff script to the local group policy on the system (this assumes you use Windows 2000 or above).
The vbs code I use is below:
Dim WshShellSet WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")strCmd = ("ccleaner.exe /auto")WshShell.CurrentDirectory = "C:\Program Files\CCleaner"WshShell.Run strCmd,1,TRUE
And of course you can just call "ccleaner.exe /auto" in a batch file and add that as your logoff script if you do not want to use vbs as I have done (I much prefer to use vbs but it's totally unnecessary for something this simple!).
For information on logoff scripts go here.
HTH
Thanks for the suggestions!
Dave
Hi djmccartney,
Indeed it is possible to have CCleaner run at user logoff but this is not included as an application feature, rather you have to call CCleaner during logoff.
The way I acomplish this is by adding a logoff script to the local group policy on the system (this assumes you use Windows 2000 or above).
The vbs code I use is below:
Dim WshShellSet WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")strCmd = ("ccleaner.exe /auto")WshShell.CurrentDirectory = "C:\Program Files\CCleaner"WshShell.Run strCmd,1,TRUE
And of course you can just call "ccleaner.exe /auto" in a batch file and add that as your logoff script if you do not want to use vbs as I have done (I much prefer to use vbs but it's totally unnecessary for something this simple!).
For information on logoff scripts go here.
HTH