Guide | How To Configuring Piriform Software To Be Fully Automatic

[Spirit]

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bumped wrongly
I apologize

 

[Shadowave]

Thanks for share,It is good to know for those who want to do it automatically

 

[Moose]

Configuring Piriform Software To Be Fully Automatic will this work on Windows 8 X64 O.S.?
Are the steps different? Because I can seem to get it work?

 

[tipo]

maybe it was posted maybe it wasn`t. i didn`t have the time to read through the whole thread. sorry for that!
is there any chance to make ccleaner run everytime google chrome closes? i`m on xp.
again sorry if this or something like it was already posted!
cheers!

 

[MrXidus]

Configuring Piriform Software To Be Fully Automatic will this work on Windows 8 X64 O.S.?
Are the steps different? Because I can seem to get it work?

Yes this guide works for Windows 8 32-bit / 64-bit, I am on Windows 8 Pro 64-bit and I have CCleaner functioning automatically fine. The screenshots in the guide were taken on Windows 8

maybe it was posted maybe it wasn`t. i didn`t have the time to read through the whole thread. sorry for that!
is there any chance to make ccleaner run everytime google chrome closes? i`m on xp.
again sorry if this or something like it was already posted!
cheers!

I'm not sure on that, Wouldn't be surprised if there was some way of doing so but I don't know how to sorry. So my minimal way of performing that would be to make a shortcut on the desktop to CCleaner than at the end add /AUTO (Example: "C:\Program Files\CCleaner\CCleaner.exe" /AUTO) when you double click on the shortcut it will automatically run CCleaner and start cleaning. Or for Windows 8, If you have the CCleaner tile on the Start Screen, Right click on it > Open File Location > and then do the same as above for that shortcut which will be shown to you.

Now when ever you're done with Chrome, Take 2 seconds to click on that shortcut and you're done.

Example screenshot:

Spoiler

 

[Moose]

Thank you! For the additional information! This will help!

 

[Bl4cK1911]

Oh, that horizontally cursor move over a text reminds me of your tutorials
Great tutorial, I'm going to use it on my XP.

 

[Ink]

Is there a method I can use for Chrome, where the Cache, Download History and Browser History (but NOT Cookies) are cleared automatically upon close?

Thanks.

 

[Jcwisgod]

Nice tutorial, probably won't set mine to automatic though, am a stickler at doing stuff manually