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Description:
A K1000 script that will SILENTLY install CCleaner, kill IEand FireFox, run in auto mode and uninstall. This is for 64 bit only.
Prerequisites:
Advanced Mac Cleaner Uninstall
CCleaner Slim
What Is Advanced Mac Cleaner Command Line Name Change
https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/builds- download “CCleaner - Slim”
Let’s Begin
Download CCleaner Slim from prerequisitessection.
You will need to upload this file to the K1000when creating the script.
Install CCleaner Slim on a test computer.
Open CCleaner
Under Cleaner customize what you want to cleanby unchecking items. Use at your discretion/needs.
We uncheck recently typed urls for IE, emptyrecycle bin, clipboard and memory dumps.
Close CCleaner
Open command prompt and type in the following:
cd
cd program filesccleaner
ccleaner.exe /EXPORT
Open folder and navigate to the localdriveProgram FilesCCleaner
You will need the 3 files named winapp, winreg,and winsys to upload to the K1000 when creating the script.
Copy to flash drive or by any means etc...
Create the Script
Login to your K1000.
Click Scripting
Click Choose Action – New.
Name – CCleaner Install Run Remove.
Click Enabled
Select your 64 bit Operating System.
Click Logged-in user radio button.
Add Dependencies
winapp.ini
winreg.ini
winsys.ini
ccsetup525_slim.exe (name will change whenpiriform updates it).
Click New Task
Task 1
On Success click add…
Select run a batch file
Name: Install CCleaner
Enter in the following for the batch file (takenote if exe name changes):
START /WAIT ccsetup525_slim.exe /S
copy /Y winapp.ini 'C:Program FilesCCleaner'
copy /Y winreg.ini 'C:Program FilesCCleaner'
copy /Y winsys.ini 'C:Program FilesCCleaner'
Check wait for completion
Click save changes
Click add…
Select kill a process
Name: iexplore.exe
Click save changes
Click add…
Select kill a process
Name: firefox.exe
Click save changes
Click New Task
Task 2
On Success click add…
Select Launch a program
Directory: “C:Program FilesCCleaner”
File: ccleaner64.exe
Check wait for completion
Parameters: /AUTO
Click save changes
Click New Task
Task 3
On Success click add…
Select Run a batch file
Name: Uninstall CCleaner
Enter in the following for the batch file:
timeout /t 120 /nobreak
'C:Program FilesCCleaneruninst' /S
Check wait for completion
Click save changes
Click Save at the very bottom
Test the Script
Navigate back to the script just created.
Under devices: select 1 computer to test to makesure everything works.
Visit a few webpages, leave IE open.
Click Run Now
Observe the test computer.
References
Piriform Command LineParameters
OceanCounty College Team- CCleaner
- Advanced Usage
- CCleaner .INI files
- Advanced Usage
Normally, CCleaner stores its own settings in the Registry. If you want to manipulate these settings using scripting, you can tell CCleaner to store them in ccleaner.ini, which will be stored in CCleaner's program folder. To change how CCleaner stores its settings, see this topic.
The INI settings are as follows.
Item | Description | Settings |
(App)Program Name | The program CCleaner will clean. | True - Check box selected when you start CCleaner. False - Check box cleared when you start CCleaner. |
AutoClose | Closes CCleaner after cleaning. | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
BackupDir | Default path for Issues Registry backup. | |
BackupPrompt | Prompts user to back up Registry Issues before removal. | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
BrowserMonitoring | Whether or not monitoring is active for browsers on the system (CCleaner Professional). | 0 - Disabled. |
CookiesToSave | Lists cookies user has selected to keep. | |
CustomFiles (Not longer used. See IncludeX) | Lists files user has specified to include or exclude in Custom Files. | |
CustomFolders (Not longer used. See IncludeX) | Lists folders user has specified to include or exclude in Custom Folders. | |
DefaultDetailedView | Detailed view pane for whole analysis or cleaning just after the operation is finished. | 0 = Disabled. |
IncludeX (e.g. Include1, Include2) | Custom files or folders the a user has specified to clean. | [PATH|FILE]|Path|Filename |
ExcludeX (e.g. Exclude1, Exclude2) | Custom files or folders the a user has specified to exclude from all cleans. | [REG|PATH|FILE]|Path|Filename |
FinderIncludeX (e.g. FinderInclude1, FinderInclude2) | Drives or folders CCleaner will use when searching for duplicate files. | PATH|PATH|Filetype|[RECURSE] |
FinderIncludeStates | Whether the checkboxes for folders referenced by FinderIncludeX above are initially checked or unchecked. | 0 - Cleared For example, if there are three FinderIncludeX statements, you can specify their checked/cleared status using the pipe symbol: |
DelayTemp | If enabled, CCleaner will only delete temporary Windows files older than 48 hours. | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
HideWarnings | If enabled, CCleaner displays no warnings when advanced items are selected in the rules tree. | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
Language | The language file installed with CCleaner. | |
IEDetailed | If enabled, CCleaner displays a detailed log of Internet Explorer temporary files. | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
FFDetailed | If enabled, CCleaner displays a detailed log of Firefox/Mozilla temporary files. | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
Language | The language file installed with CCleaner. | |
MinimizeSystemTray | If enabled, CCleaner will be minimized to the system tray when the user clicks the Close button. | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
MSG_CONFIRMCLEAN | The user is asked to confirm the Cleaning operation. | True - the check box is selected when CCleaner starts. False - the check box is cleared when CCleaner starts. |
MSG_WARNMOZCACHE | When the user selects Internet Cache in Mozilla Firefox to be cleaned, a warning message appears. | True - the check box is selected when CCleaner starts. False - the check box is cleared when CCleaner starts. |
MSG_WARNCHROMECACHE | When the user selects Internet Cache in Google Chrome to be cleaned, a warning message appears. | True - the check box is selected when CCleaner starts. False - the check box is cleared when CCleaner starts. |
SystemMonitoring | Whether or not monitoring is active for the system (CCleaner Professional). | 0 - Disabled. 1 - Enabled. |
SystemMonitoringSavingsAction | If system monitoring is active (see above), the default action used (CCleaner Professional). | 3 - prompt to clean. 4 - auto clean with notification. 5 - auto clean without notification. |
UpdateCheck | CCleaner checks for software updates every 10 minutes or when it starts. | 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled |
SecureDeleteType | If enabled, CCleaner uses a secure deletion method (see below). | 0 - Disabled 1 - Enabled |
SecureDeleteMethod | If SecureDeleteType is set to 1, this setting determines which secure deletion method is used. | 0 - Simple Overwrite (1 pass) 1 - DOD 5220.22-M (3 passes) 2 - NSA (7 passes) 3 - Gutmann (35 passes) |
UPDATEKEY | The date and time CCleaner last checked for an update. | Do not modify. |
WINDOW_HEIGHT, WINDOW_LEFT, WINDOW_MAX, WINDOW_TOP, WINDOW_WIDTH | Settings representing CCleaner's window position. | Do not modify. |