Ok. I wonder how to take the list from the startdir and go for each element, what would you suggest put the list into an array and push through the array till it is empty?: 
21.08.2009  11:03    <DIR>          Administrator
08.01.2010  13:38    <DIR>          administrator.Domain
06.07.2009  08:27    <DIR>          All Users
16.06.2009  13:08    <DIR>          user
18.06.2009  13:08    <DIR>          user2

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Namely administrator, administrator.Domain, user and so on. So i would construct a new string?

$subdir = $startdir . $user . $Tempdir;
Where $startdir = "Dokumente/ und/ Einstellungen";
$user = @array[0]
$tempdir = "Lokale\ Einstellungen\TEMP"; 
Construct the path for user1
#e.g. "C:/Dokumente\ und\ Einstellungen/user/Lokale\ Einstellungen/Tem
+p"
delete recursive
construct the path for user2
#e.g. "C:/Dokumente\ und\ Einstellungen/user/Lokale\ Einstellungen/Tem
+p"
construct the path for lastuser
...

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My Problem is now putting the whole together ...
Any hints?
MH

In reply to Re^2: Win32: Deleting Temporary directories of all users on a machine (recursive)? by matze77
in thread Win32: Deleting Temporary directories of all users on a machine (recursive)? by matze77

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