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cleanup after WinPE unattended install

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I have some directories I'd like to be deleted upon enduser mini-setup. I figured I could use cmdlines.txt to do this, but if I add an entry like this:

[Commands]

"rmdir /s /q c:\stage"

or like this:

[Commands]

"%windir%\SYSTEM32\CMD.EXE /c RMDIR c:\stage /s /q"

I'm told RMDIR can't be found. I realize I could put all the files in the sysprep directory which is deleted automatically, but I'm already committed to where the current directory structures live. Any suggestions?

try making a batch file to do the deletions that you will call from cmdlines.txt

By doing this you allow yourself to use variables (which aren't accepted in the cmdlines.txt file). I also have better luck using the rd command over the rmdir, but that shouldn't make any difference i wouldn't think. Good luck

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I ended up using sysprep.inf

[GuiRunOnce]

"C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\CMD.EXE /c RD c:\stage /s /q"

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