I'd like to be able to save a set of checkboxes as a 'name', i.e. and option set, and then use in a command line launch. I could then use ccleaner for many things. ccleaner /fixreg would just run the registry fixing part, ccleaner /clearfirefox would clean the firefox part, and ccleaner /cleantemp would clean the temp areas I had selected, and ccleaner /custom would clean whatever I had chosen and saved as custom, ad infinitum.
ccleaner /fixreg
Bad Idea, discussed much, please read my signature
For all the rest, one of our members, Alan_B, has a way of setting up something along this line
I have several shortcuts that invoke the same BAT script but with various arguments.
I use Portable CCleaner and have different INI files, such as Default.INI, Alan.INI, etc.
The BAT script selects one of these INI files based upon the calling arguments and current %USERNAME%,
and copies this as the new replacement for CCleaner.INI and then launches CCleaner.exe
I use the GUI to control the depth/extent of cleaning, and any changes update the latest CCleaner.INI
After closing CCleaner.exe I may choose to use the same settings again by renaming CCleaner.INI as Alan2.INI etc. so the BAT script has a further INI to choose from, or I may choose to replace the old Alan.INI etc, or do nothing and the next time CCleaner is run it will use the previous settings.
Alan
you may want to PM him (in case he doesn't read this) and maybe he can help you set up your's to do this