Check All Items In Disk Cleanup By Default

Keeping your computer running at It's optimal state, Is of the utmost Importance to ensure smooth and hassle-free operations during your day-to-day computational tasks. A part of this equation, Is to keep your PC's hard disk free from clutter, by removing unnecessary files using a native utility named Disk Cleanup. As such, In this tutorial, I will show you how to check all Items In Disk Cleanup, and keep It that way permanently.


Before I make a start, here's what I'm referring to. A typical way of accessing Disk Cleanup Is to open File Explorer, right-click the hard disk that you wish to clean, select Properties and then hit the Disk Cleanup button. The utility will execute as per the Image below.

Under Files to delete, you will notice that only a few files are checked by default, leaving the rest to accumulate clutter as time progresses. I'll take care of this, by demonstrating how to have every Item checked at all times.

To achieve this, I shall use a neat little Registry file that will automatically add the entries to the Windows Registry and permanently check every Item thereafter, I have provided the download links to the Registry file, at the end of this article. So without further delay, let's rip Into this tutorial.

Step One:

Once you've downloaded the file, extract It's contents to a folder of your choice, and then double-click the Check All Items.reg file. It will prompt whether to add the entries to the Windows Registry, so click Yes.

Step Two:

A message will be returned, confirming that the entries have been successfully added to the Registry, so hit OK to finalize the process.

Step Three:

I've now right-clicked my OS Drive, selected Properties > Disk Cleanup and as you can see, every Item Is checked. This Is permanent, meaning each time you perform a Disk Cleanup, there's no need to manually check each entry- It will remain this way Indefinitely.

Last Step:

In the event you want to reverse the change back to Its default state, simply double-click the Uncheck All Items.reg file, and hit Yes.

Final Thoughts:

It doesn't get much easier than this, does It? The good thing about this tweak, Is that It automatically adds the entries to the Windows Registry without the need for manual editing, thus there's very little to no chance of corruption. Moreover, the change can be reversed, just as easy as It Is to apply.

Use any of the links below to download the aforementioned Registry files.


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