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Cant find an older thread that explained how to automatically clear cache.

Bignoga

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Hello,

I remember seeing a thread a while ago that was some sort of notepad something that basically reverted your honorbuddy folder to the state when you setup this notepad file. Essentially I'm looking for a way to automatically delete the "Cache" folder inside honorbuddy as soon as I open the folder/click the notepad file.

If anyone has is saved or could help me find it that would be great :)
 
Make a new text file called hb.bat (or whatever)

In the text:

@echo off
del /P /F /S /A cache\*.*
HonorBuddy.exe
 
No prob, enjoy!

Hey quick question for you. In the cmd window after doing this im getting a prompt asking me if I want to delete the cache. Is there a way to automatically say yes as otherwise this doesnt really help me as I was looking for my relogger to be able to delete it
 
Hey quick question for you. In the cmd window after doing this im getting a prompt asking me if I want to delete the cache. Is there a way to automatically say yes as otherwise this doesnt really help me as I was looking for my relogger to be able to delete it
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Hey quick question for you. In the cmd window after doing this im getting a prompt asking me if I want to delete the cache. Is there a way to automatically say yes as otherwise this doesnt really help me as I was looking for my relogger to be able to delete it

It shouldn't do that. I think if you're in windows xp you might need to add /y but not sure, I don't have one to test on.
 
Nope I'm in windows 7. Dunno whats up im just deleteing them manually before I hit start all in the morning.
 
I just got ccleaner, which allows you to add folders to clean out at Windows startup. Right now it clears my cache folder for HB/WoW, it also clears out my CompiledRoutines folder, my recycle bin, and a few other folders related to HB/WoW/Video games I have on my PC.

In the chance that I may break forum rules I won't post a link to the site, but you can google it. It's called "CCleaner" and it's by Piriform I believe. It's actually really easy to use and set up. If making the cmd file doesn't work for you then give that a try.
 
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