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Delete Files from Variable Network Folder using other Credentials seamlesly..

Asked by XoRd in Automation, Microsoft Development, File Servers, VB Script, Scripting Languages

Tags: VBScript, Batch Files, Scripting

Hey, I am trying to create an automated way for users to delete files from a network share using admin credentials (hidden of course).

Scenario:

I have an X: drive which contains several folders. These have Read permissions for all users.
I need to enable the users to clear their assigned folder without changing the permissions of the folders.

I tried using CPAU and PSEXEC but through these network shares are not reachable for some reason and PSEXEC cannot encrypt the password of the admin account..

I think a VBScript is the only solution but I do not have the knowledge to do it...

I need  the script to popup a window and ask the user to input the name of the folder to clear.
Then it should just go and clear all the contents of the folder using the admin credentials.
When the script is done it should be encrypted so that the users cannot edit or be able to see the credentials of the admin account.. Please also provide instructions of how to transform it from a vbs to a vbe..
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