How-To -> Clean the download folders for all users of a PC
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2016 4:50 pm
You can do this by using the %USERPROFILE% environment variable in your include entry in conjunction with ALL USER cleaning.
Note: ALL USER cleaning is default enabled in Business Edition of CCleaner, to confirm check the CCleaner.ini file for entry: UsersMethod=1. This is set for you automatically by the plugin and does not require any entries in the global configurations editor.
You should add "Include#" lines to the Bulk directives section of the global and computer level configuration editors.
This will clean all files in a test folder held within a user profile download folder.
For Downloads, use:
If you are adding several folders then remember to increment the include value for each entry you have.
You must also activate Custom Folder cleaning by checking the box for (App)Custom Folders before the folders get cleaned.
Now you are ready to clean the download folder for all profiles on each PC being cleaned by plugin.
Note: ALL USER cleaning is default enabled in Business Edition of CCleaner, to confirm check the CCleaner.ini file for entry: UsersMethod=1. This is set for you automatically by the plugin and does not require any entries in the global configurations editor.
You should add "Include#" lines to the Bulk directives section of the global and computer level configuration editors.
This will clean all files in a test folder held within a user profile download folder.
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Include1=PATH|%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\Test\*.*
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Include1=PATH|%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\*.*
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Include1=PATH|%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\Test\*.*
Include2=PATH|%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\Test2\*.*
Include3=PATH|%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\Test3\*.*
Now you are ready to clean the download folder for all profiles on each PC being cleaned by plugin.