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Must for sure you will need a Batch File :)<br />
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No way around, at least, that I know of . . .<br />
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Using File Explorer may take some time, but it works. <br />
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Best Regards !
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Must for sure you will need a Batch File :)

No way around, at least, that I know of . . .

Using File Explorer may take some time, but it works.

Best Regards !

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Thanks, just started to use windows commander as that searches ok. so will see how that gpes :)<br />
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Ian
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Thanks, just started to use windows commander as that searches ok. so will see how that gpes :)

Ian

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Ok, Good luck !<br />
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Best Regards !
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Do you need help with the batch file?
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A script which will Auto run when logon to their computer will do the trick.
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A script which will Auto run when logon to their computer will do the trick.

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Do i need a batch file or is there a program that i can use that will delete folders (of my choice) on a network<br />
A massive amount of disk space is taken up with about 1500 users on the network<br />
The trouble is that all the users have folders called: cookies, history, application data, desktop etc, etc<br />
Now, i have stopped these folders from being created now in AD (2000) but, the folders still remain from before<br />
How can i mass remove/delete these folders now?<br />
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many thanks in advance <br />
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Ian<br />

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Do i need a batch file or is there a program that i can use that will delete folders (of my choice) on a network
A massive amount of disk space is taken up with about 1500 users on the network
The trouble is that all the users have folders called: cookies, history, application data, desktop etc, etc
Now, i have stopped these folders from being created now in AD (2000) but, the folders still remain from before
How can i mass remove/delete these folders now?

many thanks in advance 

Ian


How can i delete multiple folders on a network

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