To keep it simple and have a trusted program like Revo do the hard work for you would be my recommendation.Īs stated, I've tried it and it does what you want, and it's freeĪdded benefit is it creates a restore point before each 'clean' so there is always that safety net.
I've searched both the pc and the entire registry for both N_OPERA_CACHE & DET_OPERA and no luck except in the exported winapp.ini file in CCleaner directory.Īny ideas on what I may be doing wrong in trying to delete the non-used CCleaner entries in my original post ? SpecialKey1=N_OPERA_LAST_DOWNLOAD_LOCATION Well.no joy so far.there's no "detect" or detectkey entries.here's the entries just for Opera in winappini : '"c:\program files\ccleaner64.exe"' is not recognized as an internal or external command, All rights reserved.Ĭ:\>"c:\program files\ccleaner64.exe" /export This is what happens with command prompt:Ĭopyright © 2009 Microsoft Corporation.
#Ccleaner cloud remove inactive pc 64 Bit#
In step 2 the quote marks are required but replace c:\program files\ with the location of your ccleaner exe and ccleanet.exe with ccleaner64.exe if you are on a 64 bit machine. 5 using the line that says either detect or detectkey as a guide, find on your computer either the file or registry key referenced and remove it from the computer. The best way to remove the programs (from the ccleaner list) is this 1 open command prompt 2 run ccleaner command line like this "c:\program files\ccleaner.exe" /export 3 open the resulting file (found in ccleaner's program folder) winapp.ini in a text editor (such as notepad or notepad++) 4 search for (ctrl+f) each entry you want removed.
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