How to delete all users cookies, WinXP Pro in W2K Domain

[oscarb]

I have XP Pro SP2 machines logging into a W2K domain. Many users log into each machine. It seems huge amounts of data are stored for each user locally. Is there a relatively fast way to delete all that junk at once?

I am not a script writer, but if someone thinks a script is the way to go, please point me in the right direction.

I think Ad-Aware SE might do the trick, but since I use the free version, I don't think I'm allowed to put it on all those machines.

 

[tf1]

You can limit the size of the Internet Cache by opening IE and selecting Tools, Internet Options, General tab and clicking on Settings and assigning a much smaller amount of disk space to the cache. Although I have Gigs of disk space, I find that 40MB is more than sufficient for anyone.


Regards: tf1

 

[Frank4d]

You're thinking of deleting cookies on each client machine when the user logs in? It might save space on each machine... but a lot of people are going to be pissed off. Everytime they try to login to Tek-Tips.com they will have to enter their username and password again.