Need current Win11 cleanup batch script and other,

A friend sent me these two batch scripts from Eleven Forum last week. So, a few questions I need to get straight in my head for a straightforward step process I can follow to maintain a healthy pc. The Tune-up plus log script, the Post_WU_Cleanup script is what I got, but not sure in which order they should be run. Since I have Win11 64 bit installed I also need a batch script to clean out all the junk/temp files etc. So probably showing my inexperience here but that’s okay right. I also run Google Chrome but don’t know if that would be included in any batch script to clean out all the browsing junk/temp files.

• Need one batch script to completely clean out all the junk/temp files etc. weekly.
• Do you run the post wu cleanup script after each monthly windows cumulative update?
• Do you run the tune up plus script once a month or every week (assume this one does sfc, dism, restoring image etc) ?
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• Appreciate the help

I urge you to ask your friend which tutorials those scripts came from.
The tutorials will probably answer your questions.


Denis

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Welcome to ElevenForum.

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Try 3, Thanks took your advice and have downloaded the Tutorial index spreadsheet, so lots to read for the weekend.
If in the event you can point me a a cleanup script, that would be appreciated

Look in here
Disk Cleanup - ElevenForumTutorials
How to automatically run Disk cleanup - Megahertz - TenForums
CleanMgr setup, run - my short ditty #9 - TenForums
Mine was fine but not everybody could get the automatic version working & we never found out why they could not.


Denis

Post the batch script in a code block here. Probably written by a forum member.

Have a look, might be @johnlgalt

Thanks for all the feedback--.will use these

It's so frustrating for me, a retired Computer Tech, that I've helped literally hundreds of computers, over the years, by just installing my Cleanup batch files on their PC's and then showed them how to run the program to clean up their PC.
For those who would not do anything to keep their own PC running smoothly, I put an abbreviated version of my cleanup batch file, in their Startup folder, so it would run briefly and invisibly, every time they booted up their PC.
Keeping a PC free of Temp files and other pure Crap, will usually keep it running smoothly for a long time.
Cheers Mates!
TM

Hello

TechnoMage2021​

I am running Windows 11 Pro x64 23H2 build 22631.4037
1. Thorium Web Browser
2. Chrome Web Browser
Can you please send me the your Cleanup batch files? I am interested. I read about the experience you have and thought you were the best to follow on here.

Thanks,
ThePCFormula

You could try "BleachBit tool", mentioned here: How to easily and quickly clean your system and free disk space with BleachBit

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I have an older version that I use so I do not have to type in or copy/paste the commands.

Run this one right after each monthly Windows Update to clear leftover update junk.

Or privacy.sexy, also for bloatware and data protection