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That worked perfectly thank you
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There is a folder that I want to delete that is located under each users profile folder on our server it looks something like this \\server\&quot;insert users name here&quot;\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer. I would like to know how I could go about creating a batch file that would allow me to put in a wildcard where the users name is so that no matter what the users folder name is it will just go in and find the folder \Internet Explorer and delete it for all 250 so users.
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There is a folder that I want to delete that is located under each users profile folder on our server it looks something like this \\server\"insert users name here"\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer. I would like to know how I could go about creating a batch file that would allow me to put in a wildcard where the users name is so that no matter what the users folder name is it will just go in and find the folder \Internet Explorer and delete it for all 250 so users.

How do I create wildcards for folder names for mass deleting a folder located under each users profile?

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How do I create wildcards for folder names for mass deleting a folder located under each users profile?

How do I create wildcards for folder names for mass deleting a folder located under each users profile?