Hello. I am not new to CCleaner, however, I would like to use it to clean my entire computer of Temps, Cookies, etc. There are other users (admin and standard) on my machine (I am the main admin), and I believe CCleaner works only on the User Name that is signed in to the machine. Do you know if there is a way to cleanse the entire PC without physically logging into the machine under each and every user ID?
Thank you-
George Boyce
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http://www.gbpluspcrepair.com
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Currently not with CCleaner.
There is a program called cleanup! which clears all temps, but you can't configure it as well as CCleaner.
Otherwise await for ccleaner2.0 this month which might have this functionality.
There is a program called cleanup! which clears all temps, but you can't configure it as well as CCleaner.
Otherwise await for ccleaner2.0 this month which might have this functionality.
QUOTE(fireryone @ Jul 10 2007, 01:07 AM) 
Currently not with CCleaner.
There is a program called cleanup! which clears all temps, but you cant configure it as well as CCleaner.
Otherwise await for ccleaner2.0 this month which might have tis functionality.
There is a program called cleanup! which clears all temps, but you cant configure it as well as CCleaner.
Otherwise await for ccleaner2.0 this month which might have tis functionality.
''begins to pray and beg to CCleaner for this function to be available''
QUOTE(lightningpete @ Jul 10 2007, 08:27 AM)
''begins to pray and beg to CCleaner for this function to be available''
Can't you clean up all temps through the Custom option? Also, if you're using FF as your browser, you can delete the cookies.txt file(s) using Custom.
If you manually (using custom), it should work.
Just remember that CC will remove everything from a specified directory unless you use the add file option.
So be careful, and welcome to the forum by the way, stick arround theres plenty of fun to be had in The Lounge.
fireryone
Just remember that CC will remove everything from a specified directory unless you use the add file option.
So be careful, and welcome to the forum by the way, stick arround theres plenty of fun to be had in The Lounge.
fireryone
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