Here are some other areas to consider for cleanup. Then go into Task Scheduler as mentioned above ( Start > Task Scheduler > Create Basic Task), and when you get to the Scheduled Task program screen, enter /sagerun:1 in the arguments (in addition to “cleanmgr.exe” for the filename) to apply the cleanup settings.This will create a Registry key to save these cleanup settings, and also run Disk Cleanup right now. Select the types of files you always want to delete and press OK.Type cleanmgr.exe /sageset:1 to open the Disk Cleanup settings.
Go to the Start menu, enter cmd in the search box, and press Enter to open the Command Prompt.If you want to run Disk Cleanup in the background without your supervision, you can create a scheduled task to do this using the command line: That method runs Disk Cleanup at a set time but still requires your input. Follow the wizard to enter a description and set a daily/weekly/other schedule, then type cleanmgr.exe in the Filename box to schedule it. Under the Actions menu, select Create Basic Task. Here’s how:Ĭlick the Start button, type Task Scheduler in the search form, and press Enter. (If you have a particularly packed system, have patience while Disk Cleaner does its magic.)īy the way, you can schedule Disk Cleanup to run regularly in Windows’ Task Scheduler. Go to the Start menu, type disk cleanup in the search box, and press Enter for the screen where you can whisk these items away.
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