I'd like to know how to use a command line with CCleaner to speed up cleaning process and to turn it automatic.
I searched but I didn't find the answer.
Thanks a lot!
It's listed in the CCleaner Beginner's Guide.
What you'll be looking for is the Command Line Switches area that talk about the /AUTO parameter.
I'd like to know how to use a command line with CCleaner to speed up cleaning process and to turn it automatic.
I searched but I didn't find the answer.
Thanks a lot!
I found the answer. Using /auto CCleaner cleans all the settings I have chosen on last run.
Isn't it right?
Using /auto CCleaner cleans all the settings I have chosen on last run.
Correct! It will only clean the boxes you've ticked in the Cleaner section on your last run.
Is there a way via the command line to ensure that a safe overwrite method is being used when CCleaner is run with this /AUTO switch? I've noticed that it does not do this currently, as if the auto routine didn't check for that setting.