WIN7/WIN8/XP system Batch Cleanup system garbage bat file

In the lower left corner of the computer screen press "Start → procedure → attachment → notepad", the following text copied in, point "Save as", the path selected "desktop", save type "All Files", file name "clear System Lj.bat", completed. Remember suffix name must be. bat, ok! Your garbage cleaner just made it! Double-click it to quickly clean up trash files, less than a minute.

The Windows 7 system uses the following code

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@echo off Echo is cleaning up the system garbage file, please wait a moment ... del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.tmp del/f/s/q%SYSTEMDRIVE%*._MP del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.log del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.gid del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.chk del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.old del/f/s/q%systemdrive%recycled*.* del/f/s/q%windir%*.bak del/f/s/q%windir%prefetch*.* RD/S/q%windir%temp & MD%windir%temp del/f/q%userprofile%cookies*.* del/f/q%userprofile%recent*.* del/f/s/q "%userprofile%local settingstemporary Internet files*.*" del/f/s/q "%userprofile%local settingstemp*.*" del/f/s/q "%userprofile%recent*.*" echo Cleanup system garbage complete! Echo. &

Windowx XP system Batch cleanup system garbage code

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@echo off ECHO is clearing the system garbage file, please wait ... del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.tmp del/f/s/q%SYSTEMDRIVE%*._MP del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.log del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.gid del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.chk del/f/s/q%systemdrive%*.old del/f/s/q%systemdrive%recycled*.* del/f/s/q%windir%*.bak del/f/s/q%windir%prefetch*.* RD/S/q%windir%temp & MD%windir%temp del/f/q%userprofile%cookies*.* del/f/q%userprofile%recent*.* del/f/s/q "%userprofile%local settingstemporary Internet files*.*" del/f/s/q "%userprofile%local settingstemp*.*" del/f/s/q "%userprofile%recent*.*" echo clearance System, LJ, complete! Echo. & Pause

WIN8 system eliminates rubbish

1. Open Disk Cleanup by clicking the Start button. In the Search box, type Disk Cleanup, and then click Disk Cleanup in the results list.
If you are prompted to select a drive, click the drive that installs Windows, and then click OK.
2. On the Disk Cleanup tab of the Disk Cleanup dialog box, click Clean System files.
If you are prompted again to select a drive, click the drive that installs Windows, and then click OK.
3. Select the previous Windows installation check box, and any additional check boxes that correspond to the files you want to delete, and then click OK.
4. In the message that appears, click Delete File.