I started working on this a couple weeks ago. The idea was that is a laptop or computer was stolen I could run this script if it was ever turned on and accessed the internet.

I have not had time to test it though but it should do what you are looking for and will not remove the folders..

Let me know how it works out.

Script Name: Delete User Files
Script Description: Script to delete user files:
XP/2000: c:\documents and settingsVista: c:\users\

IF True
THEN
Execute Shell Command
Parameter 1 : del /f /q /s c:\documents and setting\*.*
Parameter 2 : 0
OS Type : 8
Execute Shell Command
Parameter 1 : del /f /q /s c:\documents and setting\*.*
Parameter 2 : 0
OS Type : 3
Execute Shell Command
Parameter 1 : del /f /q /s c:\users\*.*
Parameter 2 : 0
OS Type : 10
Write Script Log Entry
Parameter 1 : Users files deleted
OS Type : 10
ELSE

Legacy Forum Name: Scripts Forum,
Legacy Posted By Username: mlnetcor

thank you very much, i'll give it a try today and post back.

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Legacy Posted By Username: jasonmh

That worked really well. It left the subfolders (folders below the c:\users\user1\..), but it removed all the files in the subfolders, which was all I really needed. Thanks again.

Legacy Forum Name: Scripts Forum,
Legacy Posted By Username: jasonmh

Could have also used:

rmdir C:\Directory /S /Q

Cheers,

Greg

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Legacy Posted By Username: glipschitz

I had to do same task for other folders and I did a different method.
K2 server

I created a batch file, upload to Kserver and then have the script write , execute and delete batchfile. I found it to be faster (in writing terms) then writing agent procedures for doing the same thing.

IDK if bandwidth is an issue since the batchfile is so small anyway.

No idea if you can write in notepad and import in K2 for procedures, it probably would be faster.

Legacy Forum Name: Scripts Forum,
Legacy Posted By Username: Hasani