Right Click Anywhere > Run CCleaner

[ishan_rulz]

Add A Run CCleaner to the right click menu of the desktop, windows explorer, etc.

 

Instead of right clicking on Recycle Bin, let it be available elsewhere too?

 

OR, does this option already exist?

Or is this no good?

[ident]

You can add this your self(explorer)

 

always take care with the registry

 

Open up the registry, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Classes/Folder/Shell

 

Right click new key. Call this ccleaner & set this default value to CCleaner (this is your shell' extentions name(context name))

 

Now inside this key right click and create a new key Called "Run" and set this default value, KEEPING THE "" to

 

"C:\Program Files\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe" /AUTO

 

[ishan_rulz]

Thanks mate. But I don't think everyone would be doing this

 

As always, I wanted this for everyone, not just me

[hazelnut]

I don't think I want a right click option for ccleaner everywhere I right click.

 

But that's just me

[ishan_rulz]

I don't think I want a right click option for ccleaner everywhere I right click.

 

But that's just me

 

Not everywhere, just Windows Explorer and the Desktop? along with the "view", "sort by" , "properties" , etc.

[hazelnut]

No thanks.. don't even have it on my recycle bin

[ishan_rulz]

Hah, okay

[ident]

tbh, I am in agreement that 'CLOGGED UP' context menus suck. I have next to nothing on mine. Every file type has a set context menu.

 

I think you would be better off just creating a batch file that runs the /auto command via a keyboard shortcut

 

 

But if any one does want to add ccleaner to explorers menu, and are afraid of using the registry i just made a little script for you.

 

copy and paste this to notepad. And save it as CCleaner.vbs

 

(Note: ccleaner.exe must be in C:\WINDOWS)

 

 

Option ExplicitDim WshShellSet WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")'Write ccleaners key to registry'"CCleaner" Can be edited to suit your shell extention nameWshShell.RegWrite "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Folder\shell\CCleaner\", "CCleaner"WshShell.RegWrite "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\Folder\shell\CCleaner\Run\", Chr(34) + "ccleaner.exe" + Chr(34) + " " + Chr(34) + "%1" + Chr(34) + " /AUTO"