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I believe I’ve seen this talked about before on Spiceworks. Does anyone know of a free Windows 7 cleanup utility to clean up temp files, user accounts, etc?

Thank you.

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CCleaner works great!

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I also like to use the trial of TuneUp Utilities, clean the PC up, then uninstall it.

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There is also the built in Disk Cleanup in Windows 7 for the files part of things. Also 360Amigo System Speedup is pretty good. They have a free version.

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Mix of CCLeaner as Rdb has said, and defraggler.

Piriform FTW

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I use BleachBit (discovered here on Spiceworks) for business PCs and CCleaner for personal PCs. As far as deleting user profiles, you’ll probably have to delete them from System Properties > Advanced tab > User Profiles.

I’ve found BleachBit to be useful since it has a console executable that you can put on a network share and use for scripting cleanup on users’ PCs (during logon or logoff). I ended up using it after I spent days trying to figure out the most efficient way to script deletion of users’ temporary files. Below is an example of the “code” from my command script:

\\fileserver\it-apps\bleachbit\bleachbit_console.exe -c firefox.* internet_explorer.* google_chrome.* safari.* flash.* java.* silverlight.* >CONS >C:\temp\bleachbit-internet-clean.log
\\fileserver\it-apps\bleachbit\bleachbit_console.exe -c adobe_reader.* microsoft_office.* paint.* >CONS >C:\temp\bleachbit-office-clean.log
\\fileserver\it-apps\bleachbit\bleachbit_console.exe -c system.logs system.memory_dump system.recycle_bin system.tmp system.updates >CONS >C:\temp\bleachbit-system-clean.log
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CCleaner Network Edition would works well.

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How is the network edition?

I have not had the chance to try this.

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You can remotely push it out, uninstall it and all the features of standard CCleaner are available. Best part is the clean up features are available for ALL user folders and not just the current one like you have with the standard version.