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...I've tried CCLeaner and various other cleanup tools - all seem to force a GUI and clicking buttons, which is not good when administering hundreds of workstations and servers. This tool simply clears out useless files in every profile on the system. The log (in Public or All Users folder) suggests which profiles can be deleted (auto-deleting profiles is not a great idea.) Particularly useful on multi-user servers such as Remote Desktop servers. This is pretty much provided as-is, use at your own risk. It clears up a lot of space without impacting performance or use on many servers and desktops that it has been used on. That being said, it deletes a lot of files! ...

SofIE offers an unattended installation of applications. You can create profiles, for each PC or recurring jobs, like a customer default installation.

--- I've removed the setup exe because it pulls the app down from a site which is no longer on-line. Once I've refactored it for local distribution I'll put it back. In the meantime you can build the app yourself from the project files if you are so inclined --- The Media Library Sync is a tool designed for syncing a large media library from a master source to multiple destinations. It allows you to specify which parts of the library you want to sync on which devices.

Network Profile Manager is a small tool. witch saves different network profiles so you can load them without manually enter IP-addresses or DNS-servers etc. It works only with Windows XP yet and needs .NET 2.0.

The program creates profiles and the user can use them to set the static IP address of their NIC.