Currently using XP pro with all service packs. After reading KB Article 315246

I have read the article but am still left with questions. I see the option
for sageset and sagerun but do not see the actual syntax for entering a
statement at the command line. The article states that one may set a
[sageset/sagerun] number from zero to 65535. I want to automate diskcleanup
to clear the Temporary Internet files, offline webpages, recycle bin,
webclient/publisher temporary files. I would want this to occur twice daily
and would prefer to control the times. At the run command line what would I
need to enter?.This article is poorly written. Guidance sought

Maurice wrote:
> Currently using XP pro with all service packs. After reading KB Article 315246
>
> I have read the article but am still left with questions. I see the option
> for sageset and sagerun but do not see the actual syntax for entering a
> statement at the command line. The article states that one may set a
> [sageset/sagerun] number from zero to 65535. I want to automate diskcleanup
> to clear the Temporary Internet files, offline webpages, recycle bin,
> webclient/publisher temporary files. I would want this to occur twice daily
> and would prefer to control the times. At the run command line what would I
> need to enter?.This article is poorly written. Guidance sought

XP's built in in disk cleaner sucks. You really should reboot before
cleaning out temp files and do it manually. I use, and recommend, Crap
Cleaner that cleans out a lot more and can be gotten at
http://www.ccleaner.com/ It's free.

Alias

Disc cleanup works great. If it 'sucks' as you say what is your problem with
it?
"Alias" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Maurice wrote:
>> Currently using XP pro with all service packs. After reading KB Article
>> 315246
>>
>> I have read the article but am still left with questions. I see the
>> option for sageset and sagerun but do not see the actual syntax for
>> entering a statement at the command line. The article states that one
>> may set a [sageset/sagerun] number from zero to 65535. I want to
>> automate diskcleanup to clear the Temporary Internet files, offline
>> webpages, recycle bin, webclient/publisher temporary files. I would want
>> this to occur twice daily and would prefer to control the times. At the
>> run command line what would I need to enter?.This article is poorly
>> written. Guidance sought
>
> XP's built in in disk cleaner sucks. You really should reboot before
> cleaning out temp files and do it manually. I use, and recommend, Crap
> Cleaner that cleans out a lot more and can be gotten at
> http://www.ccleaner.com/ It's free.
>
> Alias

Unknown wrote:
> Disc cleanup works great. If it 'sucks' as you say what is your problem with
> it?

Download Crap Cleaner. Install it. Wait a couple of days for the temp
files to fill up. Then run Disk Clean Up followed by Crap Cleaner and yu
will see how much CRAP Disk Clean Up misses and then, hopefully, you
will understand why Disk Clean Up SUCKS.

One example for you to consider: does Disk Clean Up clean up Java?

Alias
> "Alias" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Maurice wrote:
>>> Currently using XP pro with all service packs. After reading KB Article
>>> 315246
>>>
>>> I have read the article but am still left with questions. I see the
>>> option for sageset and sagerun but do not see the actual syntax for
>>> entering a statement at the command line. The article states that one
>>> may set a [sageset/sagerun] number from zero to 65535. I want to
>>> automate diskcleanup to clear the Temporary Internet files, offline
>>> webpages, recycle bin, webclient/publisher temporary files. I would want
>>> this to occur twice daily and would prefer to control the times. At the
>>> run command line what would I need to enter?.This article is poorly
>>> written. Guidance sought
>> XP's built in in disk cleaner sucks. You really should reboot before
>> cleaning out temp files and do it manually. I use, and recommend, Crap
>> Cleaner that cleans out a lot more and can be gotten at
>> http://www.ccleaner.com/ It's free.
>>
>> Alias
>
>

Per the article instructions, you run "cleanmgr /sageset:number",
pick/check off the options desired which are saved as that
"configuration number", and then in Scheduled tasks you set up "cleanmgr
/sagerun:number" to run the configured set of options. What part are you
having trouble with?

Maurice wrote:

> Currently using XP pro with all service packs. After reading KB Article 315246
>
> I have read the article but am still left with questions. I see the option
> for sageset and sagerun but do not see the actual syntax for entering a
> statement at the command line. The article states that one may set a
> [sageset/sagerun] number from zero to 65535. I want to automate diskcleanup
> to clear the Temporary Internet files, offline webpages, recycle bin,
> webclient/publisher temporary files. I would want this to occur twice daily
> and would prefer to control the times. At the run command line what would I
> need to enter?.This article is poorly written. Guidance sought

I never download and install crap.
"Alias" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Unknown wrote:
>> Disc cleanup works great. If it 'sucks' as you say what is your problem
>> with it?
>
> Download Crap Cleaner. Install it. Wait a couple of days for the temp
> files to fill up. Then run Disk Clean Up followed by Crap Cleaner and yu
> will see how much CRAP Disk Clean Up misses and then, hopefully, you will
> understand why Disk Clean Up SUCKS.
>
> One example for you to consider: does Disk Clean Up clean up Java?
>
> Alias
>> "Alias" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> Maurice wrote:
>>>> Currently using XP pro with all service packs. After reading KB
>>>> Article 315246
>>>>
>>>> I have read the article but am still left with questions. I see the
>>>> option for sageset and sagerun but do not see the actual syntax for
>>>> entering a statement at the command line. The article states that one
>>>> may set a [sageset/sagerun] number from zero to 65535. I want to
>>>> automate diskcleanup to clear the Temporary Internet files, offline
>>>> webpages, recycle bin, webclient/publisher temporary files. I would
>>>> want this to occur twice daily and would prefer to control the times.
>>>> At the run command line what would I need to enter?.This article is
>>>> poorly written. Guidance sought
>>> XP's built in in disk cleaner sucks. You really should reboot before
>>> cleaning out temp files and do it manually. I use, and recommend, Crap
>>> Cleaner that cleans out a lot more and can be gotten at
>>> http://www.ccleaner.com/ It's free.
>>>
>>> Alias
>>

Unknown wrote:
> I never download and install crap.

I didn't suggest that you do. Crap Cleaner is a well known and respected
application. Even Bill Gates uses it :-)

Alias
> "Alias" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Unknown wrote:
>>> Disc cleanup works great. If it 'sucks' as you say what is your problem
>>> with it?
>> Download Crap Cleaner. Install it. Wait a couple of days for the temp
>> files to fill up. Then run Disk Clean Up followed by Crap Cleaner and yu
>> will see how much CRAP Disk Clean Up misses and then, hopefully, you will
>> understand why Disk Clean Up SUCKS.
>>
>> One example for you to consider: does Disk Clean Up clean up Java?
>>
>> Alias
>>> "Alias" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>>> news:u$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>>> Maurice wrote:
>>>>> Currently using XP pro with all service packs. After reading KB
>>>>> Article 315246
>>>>>
>>>>> I have read the article but am still left with questions. I see the
>>>>> option for sageset and sagerun but do not see the actual syntax for
>>>>> entering a statement at the command line. The article states that one
>>>>> may set a [sageset/sagerun] number from zero to 65535. I want to
>>>>> automate diskcleanup to clear the Temporary Internet files, offline
>>>>> webpages, recycle bin, webclient/publisher temporary files. I would
>>>>> want this to occur twice daily and would prefer to control the times.
>>>>> At the run command line what would I need to enter?.This article is
>>>>> poorly written. Guidance sought
>>>> XP's built in in disk cleaner sucks. You really should reboot before
>>>> cleaning out temp files and do it manually. I use, and recommend, Crap
>>>> Cleaner that cleans out a lot more and can be gotten at
>>>> http://www.ccleaner.com/ It's free.
>>>>
>>>> Alias
>