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CCleaner tutorial

This is a CCleaner tutorial for lab environment!

Hi all, this is just a basic tutorial to show that it is easy to set up CCleaner in any lab environment! For more detail information on CCleaner please visit Ccleaner official web-page

Installation
First you will need to get CCleaner program, you can download it here CCleaner download

After you have finish downloading the CCleaner you would like to install it. You could just double click on the ccsetupXXX.exe and press next, the installation is actually quite simple with easy to understand setting but not advisable if you plan to do installation for 100 or 1000 over PC.

Lucky for us, the developers of CCleaner had being good enough to include dos commands. The following link will give you a detail layout of the command line parameter.

http://docs.piriform.com/ccleaner/advanced-usage/command-line-parameters#Command-line_parameters_for_CCleaner_

I personally use “ccsetup.exe /S“together with my workplace server to do the installation. Here is the command that I had use during the installation.

net use z: \\xxx.xxx..xxx.xxx\drive$ password /user:name
z:\ccsetup232.exe /S

if you guys have no idea what I’m doing with the net use command, then please wait for my next blog update which I will go into detail about net use.

Setting up over network
CCleaner had made so simple for us to control the setting for this program in a lab environment. Basically you would just need to create files with .ini as extension and paste it into CCleaner folder!

I personally like to use the CCleaner.ini as with this I don’t actually need to do any coding. All I need to do is

1. Create CCleaner.ini in CCleaner folder. (Right click in the folder then select new Text file, rename the text file into CCleaner.ini)

2. Turn on CCleaner program

3. When you start change the setting in CCleaner program it is auto written into the CCleaner.ini file!

After you have selected the setting that you want, you can close the CCleaner program. Now open up your CCleaner.ini file, and you will notice there are codes written in it. There you have it! You now have the .ini that you need!

Now all you need is to copy this CCleaner.ini file into the lab PC that you have installed CCleaner and they will all have the same setting!

More information
http://docs.piriform.com/ccleaner/advanced-usage/ccleaner-ini-files/what-do-ccleaners-ini-files-do

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