MadMonk86

WOOHOO! Thanks VERY much and sorry for the late reply. I've been trying all the variations and things are working perfectly. It looks like all I missed on my initial try was a hyphen in front of "ItemType Directory". I still wish our vendor would write stuff to C:\ProgramData to make it profile-agnostic. Besides, who really shares machines any more?

Thank you...the first portion is working for the specific need I had (a quick means to a quickly needed and specific end). I'm all for improving things, believe me, but my immediate need is copying a file to all known profiles to a path that does not yet exist...in other words create a folder/path in all profiles, then use the existing PS copy that I know works. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the improved script and thanks very much again!

I have been using the following powershell script with perfect results (filenames and paths changed): $PathToMyFile = "MyFile.ext" $UserProfiles = GWmi Win32_UserProfile -filter "LocalPath Like '%\\Users\\%'" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty LocalPath ForEach ($Profile in $UserProfiles) { Copy-Item $PathToMyFile -Destination "$Profile\AppData\Roaming\folder\another_folder\data\stuff" } This copies a file to a specific location in each user profile on a machine. I need to expand this a bit to first CREATE a folder\path in each profile where it doesn't already exist, then copy a file as shown above. My powershell skills are non-existent and my failed attempt looked like this: $PathToMyFile = "MyFile.ext" $UserProfiles = GWmi Win32_UserProfile -filter "LocalPath Like '%\\Users\\%'" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty LocalPathForEach ($Profile in $UserProfiles) {New-Item "$Profile\AppData\folder\another_folder\stuff\data\config" ItemType directory}ForEach ($Profile in $UserProfiles) {Copy-Item $PathToMyFile -Destination "$Profile\AppData\folder\another_folder\stuff\data\config"} Can someone please take pity on a newbie and help? Of course if the software manufacturer would write their app so that it was profile-agnostic, that would help too!