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&quot;3. delete all the $ntuninstall...$ type files in c:\windows&quot;<br />
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I wouldnt do this if I were you, unless you never want to remove a KB update in the future.....
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"3. delete all the $ntuninstall...$ type files in c:\windows"

I wouldnt do this if I were you, unless you never want to remove a KB update in the future.....

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I'm looking for a simple dos batch file to do the following (it can call VBS if needed):<br />
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1. delete the content of c:\temp<br />
2. delete the content of c:\windows\temp<br />
3. delete all the $ntuninstall...$ type files in c:\windows<br />
4. (optional) go in to users profiles and delete temp files etc..<br />
5. (optional) delete profiles that are over 1 yr old<br />
6. run defrag<br />
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I can find / write scripts for 1,2,4,6 - but nothing that will deal with the $uninstall$ files.<br />
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I don't want to use MS diskclean up &nbsp;- as it misses most of the files that are the issue.<br />
I deally I don't want to use any external programs, just what is default in windows.<br />
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I know tons of people must have something like this - but I can't find any online.<br />

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I'm looking for a simple dos batch file to do the following (it can call VBS if needed):

1. delete the content of c:\temp
2. delete the content of c:\windows\temp
3. delete all the $ntuninstall...$ type files in c:\windows
4. (optional) go in to users profiles and delete temp files etc..
5. (optional) delete profiles that are over 1 yr old
6. run defrag

I can find / write scripts for 1,2,4,6 - but nothing that will deal with the $uninstall$ files.

I don't want to use MS diskclean up  - as it misses most of the files that are the issue.
I deally I don't want to use any external programs, just what is default in windows.

I know tons of people must have something like this - but I can't find any online.


Batch file to really clean the c drive

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