After downloading, install the program on your PC. During the installation make sure you un-check the option to install the Yahoo Toolbar, unless, that is, you really want it. After installing CCleaner start the program and check the default cleaning options to make sure these are what you want. For example, if you want to retain your browser history and auto-complete make sure those boxes are unchecked. Once you are happy with the options, shut down CCleaner. Now start up the Windows Scheduler by clicking Start / Control Panel / Scheduled Tasks / Add Scheduled Task. Click on Add a Task and this will start the Scheduled Task Wizard. Click and this will bring up a list of programs. Select CCleaner then .Then select Daily and . Then whatever time you want the program to automatically run and . After that, enter your username and passwords followed by . Don’t click just yet. Now we need to use a little trick. If you stop at this point CCleaner will run automatically at the prescribed time but won’t actually do any cleaning. It will be just sitting there waiting for you to press some buttons. To get around this you need to tell CCleaner to run without any user intervention. Thankfully the folks at CCleaner have provided a special command line option to do this. To add the command line option, check the ’Open advanced properties’ box in the Task Scheduler Wizard and then . In the ’Run’ box you should have something that looks like this: ’C:\Program Files\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe’ Now click at the end of this line just after the .exe, leave a space and then type in /AUTO so the complete line now looks like this: Make link from this article to the following address: http://danielherdiana.software4design.com/stores/danielherdiana/365376pgabout.html