CCleanerhvacmach - January 31, 2006 - 6:35pm
Ok so I read a few post on this and tried a bat file http://portableapps.com/node/151 ( categories: )
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CCleanerhvacmach - January 31, 2006 - 6:35pm
Ok so I read a few post on this and tried a bat file http://portableapps.com/node/151 ( categories: )
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If you're going to post about something, post in the already existing thread instead of creating a new one. As for your problem, why doesn't it work? What happens when you run it?
You have to put the following in a new file in the application directory named RunCCleaner.bat:
Rob Loach [Website] [Projects]
I use seperate batch files
I use seperate batch files for Win2k/XP and Win98/ME...
For Win2k/XP:
For Win98/ME:
Thanks, I have used the bat
Thanks, I have used the bat file for XP/2000. Works GREAT! I appreciate the work.
However, I am wondering what files (besides the uninstall file) can I remove from the directory once on the thumbdrive???
You will need all the
You will need all the files.
Also, when using CCleaner from a USB drive you will get a runtime error and be unable to create a backup of any registry entries removed by the registry cleaner.
CCleaner
WOW! That works great.
Many thanks.