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Sure, attach the VM's disk to your machine, then you can script it. But how want you decide where the documents should be copied to?
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Sure, attach the VM's disk to your machine, then you can script it. But how want you decide where the documents should be copied to?

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I dont actually need to copy them as I have them backed up, I dont know scripting, but I need a scrip to go thru the user profiles on the RDP server &amp;&nbsp;clear those folders
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I dont actually need to copy them as I have them backed up, I dont know scripting, but I need a scrip to go thru the user profiles on the RDP server & clear those folders

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We are using a Windows 2012 RDS server which works well. However a number of users are storing their documents in their My Documents folder on the server instead of the correct network folder. <br />
Having backed up the server, is there a way of going through each profile &amp;&nbsp;clearing the My Documents &amp;&nbsp;the Download folders, without having to manually go into each one?
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We are using a Windows 2012 RDS server which works well. However a number of users are storing their documents in their My Documents folder on the server instead of the correct network folder. 
Having backed up the server, is there a way of going through each profile & clearing the My Documents & the Download folders, without having to manually go into each one?

Need to clear Users My Documents folders on terminal server

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