Re: Delete Temp Files For All Profiles


"BFL" <BFL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:E9FBA3A8-C8BA-4EA7-834C-11DCD9514ABB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks for the response Lanwench.
> All I would have to do is copy this to a batch file and run it on the
> server, correct?

Yes, provided you're running it in the context of an account that has
permissions to all those folders (and/or run it as a shutdown script)


>
> "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:
>
>>
>> "BFL" <BFL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:48A9A5AB-C34B-4C53-B038-E19FE958F6DD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > Hi Everyone,
>> > Does someone know how to delete every users profile's temporary
>> > internet
>> > files on a Win2K3 terminal server?
>> > We have 5 terminal servers which I need to delete their temp files due
>> > to
>> > low disk space.
>> > Please advice,
>> > Thanks,
>> > BFL
>>
>> My (perhaps clumsy, but functional) method, is to use a batch file....
>>
>> FOR /F %%A IN ('DIR/B "C:\Documents and Settings"') DO DEL/S/F/Q
>> "C:\Documents and Settings\%%A\Local Settings\Temporary Internet
>> Files\*.*"
>> FOR /F %%A IN ('DIR/B "C:\Documents and Settings"') DO RD/S/Q
>> "C:\Documents
>> and Settings\%%A\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\"
>>
>> ....and I use it as a shutdown script, assigned via group policy. On a TS
>> box, which of course won't be restarted as regularly as a workstation,
>> you
>> could use task scheduler to run it daily instead - as long as the account
>> you specify has permissions to access/delete the folders/files.
>>
>>
>>
>>


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