Jan 18, 2017  I'm wanting know this time, how delete a folder and your subfolders. I already have searched on web but nothing was found about this. Obviously in user mode this method can solve, but how can be in kernel mode? Someone have some idea? Thanks in advance. Files are deleted in Windows by setting the delete on close flag for the file. Move files from many folders to one folder A folder has 80 subfolders, and each of these subfolders has 3 folders, and each of these 3 folders has 15 files, for a total of 3,600 files. I want to move all of these files to one folder.

I have an issue regarding the same script above given by Razor2.3. I use SCCM to push this script to all 1000 machines. It is able to delete everything except the desktop icon. Torrent is not valid bencoding chto eto.

As per the person using SCCM to push this script, it is not deleting the desktop icon because it is looking for the SCCM profile desktop and not the user profile. Is there a way i can enumerate folders in the documents and settings? Its surprising that the start menu folder is deleted in the user profile and not the SCCM profile.I don't get this.

Any kind of advise is appreciated. It works fine when i run it manually, but when SCCM runs it all test machines, it doesn't delete the icons. I figured, it is unable to find the user profile. So, from this link i could get the correct user profile. I used the subkey and enumerated through Profile Image Path for the system as follows: oReg.EnumKey HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, 'SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion ProfileList', arrSubKeys For Each SubKey In arrSubKeys oReg.GetExpandedStringValue HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, 'SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion ProfileList ' & SubKey, 'ProfileImagePath', ValueData If InStr(ValueData, 'Documents and Settings') Then 'Clean up.

Remove possible spaces at the beginning and end of string ValueData = Trim(ValueData) and deleted the files as follows: fso.DeleteFile ValueData & ' Desktop shortcut.lnk' It worked.

Hiya, I'm trying to delete files and subfolders on remote machines using cmd. I don't have exclusive rights to do everything I'd like to so I've only been able to come up with using cmd as an alternative.

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I did try a few things like powershell but ran into permission issues. I'm open to suggestions to try out. I have found something to delete everything within the folders, however not the folders themselves. This is what I have so far: del /s /q ComputerName c$ windows ccmcache *.* So now I have a bunch of empty folders and would like them to all go away also ^_^; I haven't had a lot of luck finding anything on the removal of folders other than the rmdir but that doesn't seem to apply for invoking remote commands? Any insight you all can provide would be much appreciated! Batchfile rmdir /s /q server share subfolder FOLDERTODELETE The above command deleted the 'FOLDERTODELETE' and all contents contained within. I am not familiar with the desktop centrals remote command prompt thingy, so I cannot provide information on that at this point.

I am running via the built-in command prompt (cmd.exe) in all of my examples/tests. Does the software work well with scripts more than commands? If so, perhaps just save the command as a.bat file and use that? I know what works for me, and if I had to do the same thing on a lot of machines, I would leverage PSExec. Ah thanks I looked at the psexec thing as an option too but couldn't get it to work I forgot what happened or why it didn't workout I think eventually I was just like ugh, and wanted to try something else after a while.

Knope, I noticed in your entry you had rmdir reference a local directory- if I write it as rmdir /s /q/ to a remote directory (I'm using desktop centrals remote command prompt thingy) will it work? I tried a couple of entries for remote request which was basically the same line as the del request but I just put rmdir in its place. It did not seem to recognize what I was asking =. Batchfile rmdir /s /q server share subfolder FOLDERTODELETE The above command deleted the 'FOLDERTODELETE' and all contents contained within.

I am not familiar with the desktop centrals remote command prompt thingy, so I cannot provide information on that at this point. I am running via the built-in command prompt (cmd.exe) in all of my examples/tests. Does the software work well with scripts more than commands? If so, perhaps just save the command as a.bat file and use that? I know what works for me, and if I had to do the same thing on a lot of machines, I would leverage PSExec.