Quick Hint: Cleaning up File server Public folder using Powershell
 | How can I clean up my File Server Public folder directory on an interval basis using PowerShell?
If your company uses a Public folder and your policy is to clean up every X days you can use PowerShell to do the work for you. Let’s create a folder on the C: root called Operations and save the command line below in a file called PF-clean.ps1. Make sure to change the path for your public folder.
Remove-Item -Path F:\Public\* -Recurse
Now it comes the easy part, just create new Windows Task and make sure to fill out these following fields when they show up: - Program/Script field
%SystemRoot%\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe - Add arguments (optional) field
-NoLogo -NonInteractive -File C:\Operations\PF-clean.ps1 Finally, during the general tab you can configure the service to run when your user is not logged on by configuring the settings shown in the figure below: 
Note: Depending of your environment you may have to run Set-ExecutionPolicy –ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted if your scripts are not signed. |
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Anderson Patricio
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