Hi, i would like to delete all temporary files for multiple accounts on one computer but i ran CCleaner and noticed that it only remove file for username logged. Is it possible to do that or is there any workaround ?
It wil be very good if CCleaner can do that.

Hi you doin' hannubys ?
Yes there are several workarounds but you must do some searching. Each works based on different approaches and reasons. I will do some "searching" later.

In the meantime, bookmark this link. It is the "handiest" search for many IP.Board forums.
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?s=&...ode=adv&f=0
Select "Show results as posts" in the lower right hand for easy review of results.
My favorite way of "searching" the forums.

Good luck,
davey

I did some research my friend but i didn't find any good solution. I just need a feature that would simultaneously scan all users or a workaround. i don't run that every user have to do it manually.

First Workaround:
1. Make a CCleaner shortcut on the All Users desktop, in XP that's in:
   C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop
   
2. You have to log into each user account separately to clean them with CCleaner.

Second Workaround Type:
1. Make a CCleaner /AUTO shortcut in the All Users Startup folder, in XP that's in:
   C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
   
   With it in the All Users Startup folder it will cover all users, even new user accounts that are created - it's a set it once option.
   
   Of course if you're comfortable making a registry entry you can place CCleaner /AUTO in:
   HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
   
   With it in the HKLM Run area it will cover all users, even new user accounts that are created - it's a set it once option.
   
   Or another option is if you use Spybot - Search & Destroy it can also help you make that startup key in it's Tools->Startup section - probably the easiest way to do it but not necessary if you know what you're doing.
   
2. You have to log into each user account separately to have CCleaner automatically clean them.

End result is there's no way to properly do what you currently want with how CCleaner is made.

Thank but i know all of this tips but it is not what i'm looking for. I don't search something like this. Sometime i access remotely some computers that have multiple profiles and do not have CCleaner installed. So I'm using the portable version of CCleaner that i upload on the remote computer to clean all the craps and i remove it when everything is done. during this remote session i only have access to one profile (I can if i want to go on every profile but it takes time) So that why i'm was asking this if it's possible to do that to clean all profile at the same time. but apparently it is not. I think this will be good. but i found this tool that can do it. I'll prefer CCleaner instead of this one http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/cleanup.htm

Hi again hannubys,
I am not sure if this information will help you or not but maybe it will give you some ideas.
Running CCleaner over a domain to clean profiles, For Network Administrators and Domain controllers
http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?s=&...ost&p=98819

Good luck,
davey

Thank but i already know this. it doesn't help me. For what i'm doing there is no domain controllers.