CCleaner Cloud

Remove junk files from remote computers, as well as defragment them, diagnose hardware problems or install new software with the same app.

• CCleaner Cloud
• Version :1.09 Build 3442
• License :Demo
• OS :Windows All
• Publisher :Piriform Ltd

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CCleaner Cloud is a cloud-based version of CCleaner that allows businesses and IT professionals to manage and optimize multiple computers from a centralized cloud interface. It’s ideal for managing a fleet of PCs, remotely performing system cleaning, and ensuring that all systems are running efficiently.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use CCleaner Cloud:

1. Getting Started with CCleaner Cloud

• Sign Up and Purchase:
  • First, you’ll need to sign up for CCleaner Cloud. Visit the official website: https://www.ccleaner.com/ccleaner-cloud.
  • Choose a subscription plan that suits your needs. CCleaner Cloud is primarily aimed at businesses, so you’ll likely be using one of the business or IT management plans.
  • After signing up, you’ll receive a license key and login credentials to access the service.
• Accessing CCleaner Cloud:
  • After signing up and logging in, you can access CCleaner Cloud through any web browser at the CCleaner Cloud Dashboard.
  • The dashboard is where you’ll manage all your systems, monitor performance, and schedule cleanings.

2. Installing the CCleaner Cloud Agent on Target Machines

• Install the Agent on Each Computer:
  • To connect your computers to CCleaner Cloud, you need to install the CCleaner Cloud Agent on each machine you want to manage.
  • On the CCleaner Cloud dashboard, click Add New Computer.
  • Download the CCleaner Cloud Agent installer for Windows.
  • Run the installer on each PC that you want to manage remotely.
  • During installation, the agent will automatically register the computer with your CCleaner Cloud account.
• Connecting Computers to CCleaner Cloud:
  • Once the agent is installed on the machine, it will show up on your CCleaner Cloud dashboard.
  • You can now manage and monitor this system from the dashboard.

3. Using CCleaner Cloud to Manage Computers

Once your systems are connected to CCleaner Cloud, you can remotely manage and perform various maintenance tasks. The dashboard gives you full control over your machines from anywhere.

Performing Remote Cleaning

• Remote Cleaning:
  • In the CCleaner Cloud Dashboard, select the computer you want to clean.
  • You can remotely run the CCleaner Cleaner, which will remove temporary files, browser cache, logs, and more.
  • Choose which cleaning tasks to perform (for example, you can clean just browser data, or run a full system cleanup).
  • Click Run Cleaner, and the task will be executed on the selected machine remotely.
• Cleaning Schedule:
  • Step 1: In the Dashboard, go to Settings and choose Schedule.
  • Step 2: You can set up automatic cleaning on specific days and times for each computer or group of computers.
  • Step 3: Schedule periodic cleanups, so your computers stay optimized without manual intervention.

Managing Multiple Computers

• Monitor Multiple Systems:
  • The CCleaner Cloud Dashboard allows you to see all of your connected systems at a glance.
  • You can monitor each system’s performance, last cleaning date, and the amount of space freed up.
  • This is useful for IT admins who need to ensure that all systems are up to date and regularly cleaned.
• Install on Multiple Machines at Once:
  • If you need to add many machines to CCleaner Cloud, you can deploy the CCleaner Cloud Agent remotely using deployment tools like Microsoft Active Directory or third-party deployment software.
  • This saves time compared to manually installing the agent on each system.

Running Registry Cleaner Remotely

• Registry Cleaning:
  • Just like the regular CCleaner version, CCleaner Cloud offers registry cleaning to remove invalid registry entries.
  • Select the machine you want to clean and click on Registry Cleaner in the menu.
  • The system will scan for broken registry entries and allow you to remotely clean them.

Viewing and Managing Reports

• Reports:
  • After cleaning a system, CCleaner Cloud generates reports that show what was cleaned, the amount of space freed, and any issues found.
  • You can access these reports in the Reports section of the dashboard.
  • The reports can be used to track the health and performance of each machine.
• Alerts:
  • You can set up email alerts for important activities, such as when a cleaning task is completed or if there are any issues that require attention.

4. Customizing CCleaner Cloud Settings

CCleaner Cloud lets you customize various settings for your machines and cleaning tasks. Here’s how you can configure them:

• Adding Exclusions:
  • You can exclude specific files or folders from being cleaned on individual machines.
  • To do this, go to Settings > Exclusions and add the files/folders you want to exclude from the cleanup process.
• Advanced Cleaning Options:
  • Customize the cleaning settings to include/exclude certain areas, such as browser cache, system logs, and more.
  • Adjust the sensitivity of the cleaning process to match your requirements.
• User Permissions:
  • If you have multiple administrators or users managing different machines, you can assign specific permissions to control what each user can access and modify.
  • Go to Settings > User Management to add or edit users and assign roles.

5. Using CCleaner Cloud for Maintenance and Optimization

• Disk Cleanup:
  • You can use CCleaner Cloud to perform regular disk cleanup tasks to remove unnecessary files and improve disk space.
  • Monitor the free space on each machine and schedule automatic cleanups to keep systems running smoothly.
• System Monitoring:
  • CCleaner Cloud provides basic system monitoring to track the health of each machine.
  • It tracks performance metrics, disk usage, and cleaning history, helping you stay proactive in managing your computers.

6. Handling Updates and Upgrades

• Automatic Updates:
  • Ensure that CCleaner Cloud and its agent on each machine are kept up-to-date automatically.
  • In the Settings menu, make sure that Automatic Updates are enabled for the agent to ensure you’re always using the latest version.
• Upgrade Plans:
  • If your needs grow, you can upgrade your subscription plan for more features, such as more system installations, advanced reporting, and extended remote management options.

7. Best Practices for Using CCleaner Cloud

• Regular Monitoring: Periodically check the Dashboard to monitor all systems. Make sure all systems are connected, and cleanups are happening as scheduled.
• Backup Important Files: Before performing any major cleanups (such as registry cleaning), ensure that important files and data are backed up, especially when using the Registry Cleaner.
• Set Alerts: Use email alerts for critical issues to stay informed without needing to manually check each system.

Conclusion

CCleaner Cloud is a powerful tool for IT professionals and businesses that need to manage and optimize multiple systems remotely. By installing the CCleaner Cloud Agent on each system, you can remotely clean and monitor your machines, schedule automatic cleanings, and track system performance from a centralized dashboard.