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Hello how are you!
The question is: there is a machine that has a very high cache, and I believe that the cleanmgr.exe tool is the one that cleans what is stored in the cache, but this tool uses a graphical interface, and in windows core that it is necessary to do this cleaning has no graphical interface. So how by command line in windows core 2019, can i be doing this cache memory cleaning?
It wouldn't be this machine, but to give an example, it would be this part in yellow that comes into my question! If anyone can give me some guidance.
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Try copying these files over from a Desktop Experience server. Then from elevated cmd.exe execute cleanmgr
C:\Windows\System32\cleanmgr.exe
C:\Windows\System32\en-US\cleanmgr.exe.mui
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I virtualized a windows core 2019 machine to test, I did what you said but it doesn't return any information after typing the command cleanmgr. Is that so?
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