How do you run Crap Cleaner for All Users?
Just before you start, take this note : This cleans the user when they login. So you wont have to login to every user and clean their account.
Step 1 : Right, first off. If you don't have Crap Cleaner you can download it
HEREStep 2 : You are going to make a shortcut to the Crap Cleaner with the path
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"C:\Program Files\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe" /AUTO
and place this in your
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C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
directory.
So, when you login. The program runs silently and then cleans with the default options.
Matt
WinMacsta06
May 20 2006, 16:01

Props man, worked great!
bennett™
May 22 2006, 04:29
awesome stuff man

/me runs off to do it to all of his computers
speedemonV12
May 24 2006, 14:12
Thanks for this, i love this program, and couldnt figure out how to get it for all users
Gavin001
May 24 2006, 14:24
THanks
tony-inpo
May 24 2006, 14:28
Cool, I'll try this later
pikachu01
May 25 2006, 05:49
Just started using CCleaner.. It works great, cleaned off a total of 500 MB of crap.. Thanks for recommending it man
Hey that's quite neat.
Thanks
L3thal
May 26 2006, 18:08
Just what I needed for my other PC
Thank you for all the fantastic replies. I'm glad you all found it helpful.
Matt
BlueMint
May 30 2006, 02:02
Thanks! This was very useful!
xxdesmus
Jun 2 2006, 12:59
Excellent tip! I've been trying to figure out how to do this for a long time
Welshgit
Sep 30 2007, 20:28
I'm going to try this myself, thanks in advance for the idea dude.
ROM3000
Oct 4 2007, 03:35
awesome tip, been wondering how to do that.
northwood28
Oct 4 2007, 11:23
and who would like to make own slim version of CCleaner? Here's the guide:
- open ccsetupxxx.exe in 7-Zip File Manager with command 'Open Inside'
- extract everything to new folder
- delete everything ,including $PLUGINSDIR & $TEPM folders, except these two files: CCleaner.exe & winapp.ini
- now you have your CCleaner app slimed to 745KB
Colin-uk
Oct 4 2007, 11:46
Very nice

never knew Ccleaner had an auto option.
.AlleymaN
Oct 4 2007, 13:32
Thanks, even though I knew about the AUTO option, it never struck me to use it this way.
venezian
Oct 5 2007, 01:21
awesome tip, thank you!
RaisinCain
Oct 5 2007, 01:24
I bow to you sir- great tip!
Primexx
Oct 5 2007, 04:49
uhhh...CCleaner has a menu option to run on startup...what's the point of putting it in the startup folder?
This guide was written in May 2006 so things might have changed and to your question : It gives people like you a reason to moan.
aurifex
Oct 11 2007, 06:54
Great guide, thanks. I needed this since I now have multiple accounts setup for my roommates.
stescaz
Oct 11 2007, 11:50
Thanks for that i will be using this from now on
ShaolinDreams
Nov 5 2007, 19:45
Been using CCleaner for ages now... a MUST HAVE
sundayx
Nov 5 2007, 19:55
I don't know but this is a resurrected thread.
CCleaner has a "Run at startup" option, and their website already have a slim version for download.
b20a61u31
Nov 7 2007, 08:24
Nice tip.Very nice utility. I wonder if it can remove virus bodies from internet temp files.
Quote - (pikachu01 @ May 25 2006, 05:49)

Just started using CCleaner.. It works great, cleaned off a total of 500 MB of crap.. Thanks for recommending it man

same here works great, cleaned about 300 MB of pure Crap. Great job matt ^__^
RedDevil99
Feb 7 2008, 12:08
Cool tip, thanks
Insanor
Feb 7 2008, 20:06
Nice tip, thanks. This is a great utility.
very useful tip
thankx a lot
Creative_025
Feb 27 2008, 20:42
How about setting this program before you log off instead of startup?
The Cook
Mar 5 2008, 20:23
Matt you are a Legend, Thanks alot!
carmatic
Mar 6 2008, 06:55
dont have ccleaner yet, but im assuming that the built in option to run automatically only applies to a single user then?
megamanXplosion
Mar 7 2008, 17:38
Auto-Run CCleaner and Disk Cleanup When Logging OffStart -> Run -> type "cleanmgr /sageset:50" without quotation marks -> OK -> place a checkmark next to the tasks you want performed -> OK -> Start -> Run -> type notepad -> OK -> enter the text in the code I've provided below -> save as "clean.bat" in the directory "C:\" -> Start -> Run -> type gpedit.msc -> OK -> User Configuration -> Windows Settings -> Scripts -> rightclick Logoff -> Properties -> Add -> Browse -> Open "C:\clean.bat" -> OK -> Enjoy.
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cd "C:\Program Files\CCleaner\"
ccleaner.exe /AUTO
cleanmgr /sagerun:50
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