make a Windows XP Disk Cleanup Tool
These instructions will show you how to create an unattended disk cleanup which will also empty your prefetch folder providing Windows XP is installed in c:\windows.
1. Create a new text file and place the following contents inside: c:\windows\system32\cleanmgr.exe /dc /sageset: 1 c: cd \ cd c:\windows\prefetch del *.* /q
2. Save the file, changing the extension from .txt to .bat Now name it diskclean.bat 3. Execute the file. This will run the Disk Cleanup program in a special mode which asks what items you will want cleaned when Disk Cleanup performs an unattended cleanup. Check the items you wish to have cleaned up, then click OK.
4. Right-click on the diskclean.bat file and click edit. Change the first line to read: c:\windows\system32\cleanmgr.exe /dc /sagerun: 1
5. Save the file. You can execute this file in place of running Disk Cleanup, or, to have this program run unattended, run the Add Scheduled Task Wizard in the Control Panel and create a scheduled task using the clean.bat file you just created.
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1. Create a new text file and place the following contents inside: c:\windows\system32\cleanmgr.exe /dc /sageset: 1 c: cd \ cd c:\windows\prefetch del *.* /q
2. Save the file, changing the extension from .txt to .bat Now name it diskclean.bat 3. Execute the file. This will run the Disk Cleanup program in a special mode which asks what items you will want cleaned when Disk Cleanup performs an unattended cleanup. Check the items you wish to have cleaned up, then click OK.
4. Right-click on the diskclean.bat file and click edit. Change the first line to read: c:\windows\system32\cleanmgr.exe /dc /sagerun: 1
5. Save the file. You can execute this file in place of running Disk Cleanup, or, to have this program run unattended, run the Add Scheduled Task Wizard in the Control Panel and create a scheduled task using the clean.bat file you just created.
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