Disk Cleanup Command Line -

cleanmgr /autoclean /d C: For deeper control, combine with standard commands:

cleanmgr /verylowdisk To delete temporary files, recycle bin, and other non-essential items silently: disk cleanup command line

del /q /f /s "%TEMP%\*" del /q /f /s "C:\Windows\Temp\*" vssadmin delete shadows /all /quiet Save as cleanup.bat and run as Admin: cleanmgr /autoclean /d C: For deeper control, combine

cleanmgr /d D: If the drive is critically low on space, you can force a more aggressive cleanup: That setting is then reused by /sagerun:1

Here’s a structured content piece for , suitable for a blog post, help article, or tech tutorial. Title: How to Run Disk Cleanup from the Command Line (Windows) Introduction While most users know the graphical Disk Cleanup tool ( cleanmgr.exe ), running it from the command line offers more control, automation potential, and the ability to clean system files without clicking through dialogs. Basic Command Open Command Prompt as Administrator , then type:

cleanmgr /sagerun:1 You must first run cleanmgr /sageset:1 to configure which file types to delete. That setting is then reused by /sagerun:1 . Target a Specific Drive To analyze or clean a specific drive (e.g., D:):