Scheduled cleanup not working

I upgraded to CCleaner v5.63.7540 two days ago and seems this version is again having the bug of ignoring scheduled cleanups.

Can anybody confirm this?

I startet a new top. I think it is the same. See:

I solved my problem. I added an extra space in registry. See my thread "Registry Option /AUTO or /AUTOS"

Maybe this works for you too.

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hello gofo,

i think bucky kid means perhaps another thing... not the autostart

ccleaner -> options -> scheduling? is this right bucky kid? -> this is for the pro-version users

https://www.ccleaner.com/docs/ccleaner/ccleaner-settings/scheduling-ccleaner-professional

if i remember me darkly you can also set ccleaner free for scheduled tasks manually...

yes, i found it here :-)

https://www.ccleaner.com/docs/ccleaner/ccleaner-how-tos/scheduling-ccleaner

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			Scheduling CCleaner
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			To schedule system cleans (for example clean the system every Friday at 10am) you will need to manually create CCleaner entries in the Windows Task Scheduler. Please note that in order to do this your user account needs to have Administrative privileges.
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				Open <strong>Windows Task scheduler</strong>. This is done by clicking <strong>Start &gt; Control Panel</strong>. Then switching to the classic view using left navigation pane. Then entering <strong>Administrative Tools &gt; Task Scheduler</strong>.
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				Click <strong>Task Scheduler Library</strong>.
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				From the Actions menu on the right side of the window click <strong>Create Basic Task</strong>. Create Basic Task Wizard should open.
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				In the Name text field enter the name you’d like the task to be identified as. For example <em>CCleaner weekly cleans</em>. Click <strong>Next </strong>button.
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				Select how often you’d like CCleaner to run. For example <strong>Weekly</strong>. Click <strong>Next</strong> button.
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				Enter the date and time when you’d like the 1<sup>st</sup> clean to be performed. Then select how often you’d like the cleaning to recur and when. Click <strong>Next</strong> button.
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				Select <strong>Start a program</strong> option. Click <strong>Next </strong>button.
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				Click <strong>browse </strong>button and navigate to your main CCleaner.exe. It is usually located in <em>C:\Program Files\CCleaner</em>. Double click <strong>CCleaner </strong>(or <strong>CCleaner64 </strong>if you are using 64-bit version of Windows).
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				In the <strong>Add arguments (optional)</strong> text field enter <strong>/auto</strong>. Click <strong>Next </strong>button.
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				Check <strong>Open the Properties dialog for this task when I click Finish</strong> and click <strong>Finish </strong>button. Properties window should open.
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				Check <strong>Run with highest privileges </strong>option and press <strong>OK </strong>button.
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			That’s it. All done.
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			<strong>Note:</strong> These instructions are intended for Windows Vista and onwards. On older operating systems this is done in similar way but there are some differences (for example Task Scheduler is in different location).
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