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Sorry..I forgot to test it But now I have tested it and it works like a charm. Big thanks...I havent tested the .vbs couse the batch works fine.

Does remove the %temp% dir also, or did I use it wrong?

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Thanks..will try it monday..

Make a simple dos batch that deletes the files in the directory. Then accosiate the batch to your desired user account as a logout script..In XP it can be done via "lusrmgr.msc" as "Local Users and Groups" -management console.

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Like I said.. Without deleting/removing the actual %temp% -directory and remaking it. If I use the "del /f /s /q %TEMP%\*" it only deletes the files, not directories. And if I use "rd /s /q %temp%\" it deletes also the %temp% -directory and i"rd /s /q %temp%\*" doesn't work. Can't I do it without some kind of FOR-loop? EDIT: I coud do "dir /a:d /b > file.txt" in %temp% and then make somekind of FOR-loop for reading the names of the directories from that file and then remove them one by one. But there must be a easier way to do this! Is there??

Hi. My first post here How can I delete all of the content in %temp% -path (using a dos batch file)without removing the temp path it self and mkdir it again? I coud do it if I only knew what kind of directories it contain, but haven't managed to empty it with only one command. Allready tried: rmdir /S /Q %temp%\* please help