clean users folder on shutdown


  1. JLawrenc
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    Windows 7 32bit
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    clean users folder on shutdown


    We have a few computers in the Lybrary are used by everyone so C:\users is filled up, sometimes with 50 or more Gb. All the files in that folder are brought down from the server everytime they login. Is there a script I an program to run on shutdown that will clean that folder of everything except the C:\users\public folder?
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  3. dsk04
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    windows 7 premium 64 bit
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    on windows 7 pro or higher, under local policy, admin/system/scripts
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