little cmd problem im looking into

[weezy6902]

Hey guys, I have a small problem i'm looking at that I want to try and fugure out on the forums. I have to search and delete a certain file on a bunch of client machines and was thinking I will add a scheduled task via the logon script and am having a problem with the scheduled task.

I want to do a "del *.rsf /s" in the scheduled task but when i create the scheduled task it opens cmd from "windows\system32" so im restricted to searching subfolders of that directory. I am trying to avoid using a .bat file as i would have to push this out to all the clients. I'm sure one of you guys see the forest for the trees on this one. I'm pretty sure there's an easy way to do this...

Any takers???

 

[porkchopexpress]

This could be done using a startup script in VB, post in this forum and someone will point you in the right direction.

forum329

 

[weezy6902]

thanks will do

 

[PScottC]

Why don't you use an explicit path?

del %systemdrive%\*.rsf /s

PSC

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[weezy6902]

yeha i was just trippin out bigtime brainfart there yesterday hahah....