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Well, I don't know. You have 4 posts, we can't really trust you.

Post at least the s. code, as dwarf said.

 

@Everyone

 

Do not download this, till he does that. This is for your own safety, lol.

Posted

Its clean.

some of the source:

   writer.WriteLine("@echo off");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\history");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\cookies");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\recent");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\spool\printers");
   writer.WriteLine(@"del %systemdrive%\WIN386.SWP");
   writer.WriteLine(@"del /s /f /q %systemroot%\Prefetch");
   writer.WriteLine(@"del /s /f /q %systemroot%\temp\*.*");
   writer.WriteLine(@"rd /s /q %systemroot%\temp");
   writer.WriteLine(@"md %systemroot%\temp");
   writer.WriteLine(@"del /s /f /q %temp%\*.*");
   writer.WriteLine("rd /s /q %temp%");
   writer.WriteLine("md %temp%");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\tempor~1");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\temp");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\tmp");
   writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\ff*.tmp");
   writer.WriteLine("cls");

 

Man i suggest you do this with vb.net and not create batch files.

If you want to know how to do this in vb pm me.

 

Posted

Its clean.

some of the source:

    writer.WriteLine("@echo off");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\history");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\cookies");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\recent");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\spool\printers");
    writer.WriteLine(@"del %systemdrive%\WIN386.SWP");
    writer.WriteLine(@"del /s /f /q %systemroot%\Prefetch");
    writer.WriteLine(@"del /s /f /q %systemroot%\temp\*.*");
    writer.WriteLine(@"rd /s /q %systemroot%\temp");
    writer.WriteLine(@"md %systemroot%\temp");
    writer.WriteLine(@"del /s /f /q %temp%\*.*");
    writer.WriteLine("rd /s /q %temp%");
    writer.WriteLine("md %temp%");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\tempor~1");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\temp");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\tmp");
    writer.WriteLine(@"deltree /y %systemroot%\ff*.tmp");
    writer.WriteLine("cls");

 

Man i suggest you do this with vb.net and not create batch files.

If you want to know how to do this in vb pm me.

 

you are correct and i know maxtor ;P Friend

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