Hi,
Can you add the ability to clean out unwanted "services" from Microsoft windows 2k,xp,vista etc using CCleaner? Alot of times if one uninstalls software programs, they don't uninstall the service they started. A good example of this is Nero (for CD/DVD's) since the windows services they install aren't removed. I'm not talking about Services that MSoft installs but only those applications that have their own.
One might even want to just enable/disable them without installing similar to the windows startup programs that CCleaner can now manage.

Thanks.

Hi Mike,
Why not just use Windows "Services" Program to enable/disable these services ? run services.msc
You can also use CCleaner Tools > Startup to enable/disable or delete startup entries completely.
You forgot to tell us what OS ver. etc that you are using.

Best wishes,
davey
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Im using windows 2k pro sp4 and I have xp sp3 too.
I know about ccleaners startup window to enable/disable programs. I could use msconfig too, but CCleaner
is more convenient since it's a one-stop tool.

Now that startup has been added to CCleaner, I'd like the capability to control services. Yes I know
about services.msc, but then I'd like only one tool to get to them to enable/disable them.
Moreover, MSoft windows and the services.msc don't give the capability to delete services. I need to do this
easily for those leftover services from various s/w products that don't remove their own stuff when I uninstall
the s/w. I must always research the command line program that lists the services and the command to delete
them which always takes time. Moreover, HiJackThis allows one to delete a service on the next reboot, but
one should be able to delete a service knowing that it will not restart itself like a virus service would. It'd be
nice to have CCleaner also do deletes on reboot too!!!! Moreover, HiJackThis doesn't provide a window that
lists services, so I must go into Windows and get the service name and then switch back to HiJackThis to
delete it. It'd be nice for CCleaner to get the list and display the service names to be so I can check the
ones I want to delete or delete on reboot.