How to Schedule Folder Content Deleting Task

doubled822 said:

Don't worry, we're going to get this! I'm working out a batch that will accomplish this. There are some other commands we have to use but I need to ask, are you trying to delete everything inside of this folder? "C:\Users\{user here}\AppData\Isolated Storage"

If yes, is this batch going to be used for multiple users?

yes i am trying to delete everything inside the folder.... not needed for multiple users... i have only one user in my os

doubled822 said:

I got it! Copy this code into a text file (be sure to replace "username" with your actual account name) and save it as .bat:

Code:

@echo off
pushd "C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\IsolatedStorage"
for /d %%d in (*.*) do rmdir /s /q "%%d"
del /q *.*
popd

That should be all. Let me know if this works for you!

Wow .... that worked.... ur amazing... i love this forum...

I also like to learn some computer languages .... i don't have any idea about it....

Thanks a lot

Thanks for all the help in solving my first query....

I have one more problem which is similar to the old one... so i thought lets ask it here instead of creating a new thread...

I scheduled a Disk Cleanup during every Log on .... But the problem when i do the Disk cleanup Directly.. its cleaning all the temporary internet files , wipe data in recycle bin...

But when the schedule run its not deleting anything .... it just run and show cleaning ...
But its not deleting Temporary internet files and Recycle bin Data ...

Please help me to fix this issue

To help with testing / troubleshooting BAT files:

Add a pause statement at the end of the BAT file.

This will keep the BAT CMD window open until you hit enter to continue.
See if you can find any errors listed in the BAT CMD window before you close it.

DavidW7ncus said:

To help with testing / troubleshooting BAT files:

Add a pause statement at the end of the BAT file.

This will keep the BAT CMD window open until you hit enter to continue.
See if you can find any errors listed in the BAT CMD window before you close it.

thanks for ur kind reply ......please look at my last post..... the problem with the bat file is already solved...

I wasn't sure if your last issue / question in post #16 (Disk Cleanup) used a BAT file...
If the issue in Post # 16 is totally different than the issue in this thread, I would start a new thread...