Windows 10: How to Run CleanMGR to Automatically Include System Files

I am trying to create a shortcut that will run the CleanMGR with all options selected AND include the System Files.

I have found that running:
Code:

This will provide a prompt to the user.
or
Code:

This will automatically run, no user interaction.

Both will mark all the selections as true, but does not include the system files.
Both provide completion notification after cleanup is completed.

Neither will include the System Files.

Is there any possibility of doing this?

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How to Run CleanMGR to Automatically Include System Files

I am trying to create a shortcut that will run the CleanMGR with all options selected AND include the System Files.

I have found that running:
Code:

This will provide a prompt to the user.
or
Code:

This will automatically run, no user interaction.

Both will mark all the selections as true, but does not include the system files.
Both provide completion notification after cleanup is completed.

Neither will include the System Files.

Is there any possibility of doing this?

 

How to Run CleanMGR to Automatically Include System Files

See this article -

How to run Disk Cleanup directly in the system files mode and speed it up

 

How to Run CleanMGR to Automatically Include System Files

According to the tutorial, you are almost there - you just need to run it as Admin

Create Disk Cleanup All Items Checked Shortcut - TenForumsTutorials

You might also want to read the other relevant tutorials
Set Disk Cleanup to Have All Items Checked or Unchecked by Default - TenForumsTutorials - this includes a warning
Open and Use Disk Cleanup - TenForumsTutorials

Denis