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create a file computers.txt with a list of computers and then run<br />
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C:\tools&gt;FOR /F &quot;delims=~&quot; %f in (computers.txt) DO del \\&quot;%f&quot;\c$\Recycler\*.* /<br />
q /s<br />

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create a file computers.txt with a list of computers and then run


C:\tools>FOR /F "delims=~" %f in (computers.txt) DO del \\"%f"\c$\Recycler\*.* /
q /s


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im after something like this also.... can anyone make one with a popup box (e.g. VBscript) that you input the remote pc name...
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im after something like this also.... can anyone make one with a popup box (e.g. VBscript) that you input the remote pc name...

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For a single machine use something like this<br />
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del \\Machine Name\c$\Recycler\*.* /q /s<br />
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Sorry not sure of a popup
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For a single machine use something like this

del \\Machine Name\c$\Recycler\*.* /q /s

Sorry not sure of a popup

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Hi,<br />
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Delete remote machines recycle bin . Need a script to do this.<br />
<br />
I have this<br />
del \\machinename\c$\Recycler\<wbr />*.* /q /s<br />
But this is for 1 machine how can i run a scipt on a list of machine names to empty the bin.<br />
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Regards<br />
Sharath 
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Hi,

Delete remote machines recycle bin . Need a script to do this.

I have this
del \\machinename\c$\Recycler\*.* /q /s
But this is for 1 machine how can i run a scipt on a list of machine names to empty the bin.

Regards
Sharath 

Delete remote machines recycle bin . Need a script to do this.

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