Clean Temp Files

Found out how. Resubmitting back. Thanks!

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<Package>
<PackageDefinition name="Definition">
<CopyMode>Default</CopyMode>
<InventoryScanProfileId value="null" />
<RunAs value="null" />
<ScanAfterDeployment value="null" />
<Steps type="list">
<CommandStep>
<Command>cd /D C:\users
for /D %%a in (*.*) do DEL /F /S /Q "%%a\Local Settings\Temp\*.*"
for /D %%a in (*.*) do FOR /D %%b IN ("%%a\Local Settings\Temp\*.*") DO RMDIR /S /Q "%%b"
for /D %%a in (*.*) do DEL /F /S /Q "%%a\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\*.*"
for /D %%a in (*.*) do FOR /D %%b IN ("%%a\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\*.*") DO RMDIR /S /Q "%%b"</Command>
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<TypeName>LoggedOnUser</TypeName>
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</Conditions>
<ErrorMode>StopDeploymentFail</ErrorMode>
<IsEnabled value="true" />
<Title>Clean User Appdata Temp Files-Folders</Title>
<TypeName>Command</TypeName>
</CommandStep>
<CommandStep>
<Command>del /q /s %systemroot%\temp\*
for /d %%x in (%systemroot%\temp\*) do @rd /s /q "%%x"</Command>
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<TypeName>LoggedOnUser</TypeName>
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<ErrorMode>StopDeploymentFail</ErrorMode>
<IsEnabled value="true" />
<Title>Clean Windows Temp</Title>
<TypeName>Command</TypeName>
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<CommandStep>
<Command>del /q /s %systemdrive%\temp\*
for /d %%x in (%systemdrive%\temp\*) do @rd /s /q "%%x"</Command>
<Files></Files>
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<TypeName>LoggedOnUser</TypeName>
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<ErrorMode>StopDeploymentFail</ErrorMode>
<IsEnabled value="true" />
<Title>Clean C: Temp</Title>
<TypeName>Command</TypeName>
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<CommandStep>
<Command>del /q /s %systemroot%\Logs\CBS\*
for /d %%x in (%systemroot%\Logs\CBS\*) do @rd /s /q "%%x"</Command>
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<TypeName>LoggedOnUser</TypeName>
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<ErrorMode>StopDeploymentFail</ErrorMode>
<IsEnabled value="true" />
<Title>Clean Windows CBS Logs</Title>
<TypeName>Command</TypeName>
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<Description>credit to:
https://support.adminarsenal.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/213917368-Clean-Temp-Files
https://community.spiceworks.com/scripts/show/3123-remotely-delete-temp-internet-files-temp-files-from-all-local-profiles-windows-2008-win7</Description>
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<Name>Clean Temp Files</Name>
<Path>Clean Temp Files</Path>
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Very cool idea. I was looking for something like this. Any way for it to loop through all user profiles on the drive instead of just the currently logged in user?

Very cool guys!! I was looking for something like this since we seem to have a lot of PC's with 50 to 60 gigs of Temporary Files. This worked great!! Thanks for the post fellas.

If I may, being new with this how would I package this to be used with PDQ Deploy?

UPDATE:

Disregard.  I wasn't thinking.  I saved it as an xml file and then imported it.  Thanks! 

Copy all of the text from above and save it as <something relevant>.xml

Then Go into PDQ Deploy and File > Import. Browse to your XML file and it will import it as a package for you to use. 

Yes, thanks!.  Slow morning.....not enough coffee yet.  :)

Check this out:

https://github.com/bmrf/tron/blob/master/resources/stage_1_tempclean/tempfilecleanup/TempFileCleanup.bat

Very cool!  Deployed to a few test systems and it seems to work well with Windows 7.  I'm going to try this on Win10 here after a bit.

Thanks!!!