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Is it possible to run disk defrag and disk cleanup using Group Policy? &nbsp;I searched the entire policy listings, all 3900 and could find no such settings.<br />
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But before I declare it not possible, I wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything. &nbsp;Not interested in using a script, 3rd party applications, or anything else. &nbsp;If there is no way to do it using a group policy setting, then just need to know for sure.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Dale<br />

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Is it possible to run disk defrag and disk cleanup using Group Policy?  I searched the entire policy listings, all 3900 and could find no such settings.

But before I declare it not possible, I wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything.  Not interested in using a script, 3rd party applications, or anything else.  If there is no way to do it using a group policy setting, then just need to know for sure.

Thanks,
Dale


Using Group Policy to Run Defrag or Disk Cleanup

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