Revo Uninstaller Pro supports command-line options and has a command processor: RRCcmd.exe
If your Revo Registry Cleaner Pro is installed in the default folder (C:\Program Files\VS Revo Group\Revo Registry Cleaner), you should navigate to the folder in the Command Prompt window using the following command: cd /d “C:\Program Files\VS Revo Group\Revo Registry Cleaner\”.
Press “Enter” to execute the command.
For the Portable Pro version, the path should refer to the directory where you placed the main folder.
Some Revo Registry Cleaner operations can be executed from a command line. Supported command line operations and their arguments are:
Registry Clean – you can clean found as unnecessary and obsolete Registry items specifying desired scanning mode. All found items are automatically backed up and deleted
SYNTAXRevo Registry Cleaner -clean -scanning mode -affected accounts
Where the parameters are:
-clean – operation type
-mode – mode of the scanning – safe, moderate, or advanced are possible parameters
affected accounts – if this parameter is missing current Windows account is cleaned. Or add “all” to scan and clean all Windows accountsExamples: “RRCcmd.exe” -clean -safe → Safe scan for current user
“RRCcmd.exe” -clean -moderate -all → Moderate scan for all users- Registry Backup – you can create full or partial Registry backupSYNTAXRevo Registry Cleaner -backup -type “Registry path”
Where the parameters are:
-backup – operation type
-type – if specified “full” full backup is done, if specified “key” a Registry key must followExamples: “RRCcmd.exe” -backup -full → Creates Full Registry Backup
“RRCcmd.exe” -backup -key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel → creates backup of the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel - Registry Watch – you can start and stop watching changes in a specified Registry keySYNTAXRevo Registry Cleaner -watch -action “Registry path”
Where the parameters are:
-watch – operation type
-action – if missing it is considered as start action, or “stop” a Registry key must followExamples: “RRCcmd.exe” -watch HKEY_CURRENT_USER → starts watching HKEY_CURRENT_USER
“RRCcmd.exe” -watch -stop HKEY_CURRENT_USER → stops watching HKEY_CURRENT_USER