Looking for a recent Win11 cleanup batch script and more?
I recently received two batch scripts from the Eleven Forum, courtesy of a friend. I am now seeking guidance on creating a clear, systematic process to maintain the health of my PC. The scripts in question are the Tune-up plus log script and the Post_WU_Cleanup script. However, I am uncertain about the correct sequence in which to run them. As a user with a Win11 64-bit system, I am also looking for a batch script specifically designed to eliminate all unnecessary junk and temporary files. While I may appear inexperienced in this area, I am open to learning and improving.
My requirements are as follows:
– I need a single batch script to thoroughly clean out all unnecessary junk and temporary files on a weekly basis.
– Should the post wu cleanup script be executed after every monthly Windows cumulative update?
– How often should the tune-up plus script be run? Should it be performed monthly or weekly? (Assuming it covers tasks like sfc, dism, and restoring images.)
Your assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated.
I recently received two batch scripts from the Eleven Forum, courtesy of a friend. I am now seeking guidance on creating a clear, systematic process to maintain the health of my PC. The scripts in question are the Tune-up plus log script and the Post_WU_Cleanup script. However, I am uncertain about the correct sequence in which to run them. As a user with a Win11 64-bit system, I am also looking for a batch script specifically designed to eliminate all unnecessary junk and temporary files. While I may appear inexperienced in this area, I am open to learning and improving. My requirements are as follows:- I need a single batch script to thoroughly clean out all unnecessary junk and temporary files on a weekly basis.- Should the post wu cleanup script be executed after every monthly Windows cumulative update?- How often should the tune-up plus script be run? Should it be performed monthly or weekly? (Assuming it covers tasks like sfc, dism, and restoring images.) Your assistance in this matter is greatly appreciated. Read More
