Tag: cleanup

97 script(s) tagged “cleanup”

⚡ PowerShell 5.1+

Find Duplicate Files

Recursively scans a folder tree for duplicate files using size pre-filtering plus SHA256 hashing, with an optional safe…

🖥️ Batch (CMD)

Clean Temp Files

Clears the user and Windows Temp folders plus the Recycle Bin to quickly free up disk space, with a silent mode for sch…

🐍 Python 3.10+

Clean Up IIS log files (Python)

Reports the size of IIS log files and optionally clears it out. Dry-run by default.

📊 VBA (Excel)

Clean Up Google Chrome's browser cache (VBA)

Deletes every file in Google Chrome's browser cache after a confirmation prompt, using Scripting.FileSystemObject from …

📊 VBA (Excel)

Clean Up The Office document cache (VBA)

Deletes every file in the Office document cache after a confirmation prompt, using Scripting.FileSystemObject from Exce…

📊 VBA (Excel)

Clean Up The system-wide Windows Temp folder (VBA)

Deletes every file in the system-wide Windows Temp folder after a confirmation prompt, using Scripting.FileSystemObject…

📊 VBA (Excel)

Clean Up Windows Error Reporting files (VBA)

Deletes every file in Windows Error Reporting files after a confirmation prompt, using Scripting.FileSystemObject from …

🐍 Python 3.10+

Clean Up Microsoft Edge's browser cache (Python)

Reports the size of Microsoft Edge's browser cache and optionally clears it out. Dry-run by default.

⚡ PowerShell 5.1+

Clean Up Stuck print spooler files

Reports the size of stuck print spooler files and optionally clears it out. Dry-run by default.

📊 VBA (Excel)

Clean Up The Windows Internet cache (INetCache) (VBA)

Deletes every file in the Windows Internet cache (INetCache) after a confirmation prompt, using Scripting.FileSystemObj…

📊 VBA (Excel)

Clean Up The pip download cache (VBA)

Deletes every file in the pip download cache after a confirmation prompt, using Scripting.FileSystemObject from Excel V…

📊 VBA (Excel)

Clean Up The NuGet packages cache (VBA)

Deletes every file in the NuGet packages cache after a confirmation prompt, using Scripting.FileSystemObject from Excel…