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I am using the following command line the disk cleanup tool in Scheduled
Tasks: "c:\windows\system32\cleanmgr /d c: /sagerun:1". Is there anyway to
set this so that it creates an entry in Event Viewer when it's done? Or is
there already some type of log file that is automatically created whenever
Disk Cleanup is run? I am concerned that it is not actually running, as when
I am logged off of the system, there is no visible sign that the process
started at all.
I am using the following command line the disk cleanup tool in Scheduled
Tasks: "c:\windows\system32\cleanmgr /d c: /sagerun:1". Is there anyway to
set this so that it creates an entry in Event Viewer when it's done? Or is
there already some type of log file that is automatically created whenever
Disk Cleanup is run? I am concerned that it is not actually running, as when
I am logged off of the system, there is no visible sign that the process
started at all.