HI, I no next to nothing about scripting so I come here for some help. I am trying to write a simple script that would delete in local group policy a user profile folder in C:\Documents and Settings. Our library uses a MIcrosoft application called SteadyState that - when a patron logs on - creates a temporary profile named after the user account that accompanies a "locked profile" that SteadyState creates. This is the script that II have come up with for a batch file( in this example the user account is named pro08) rmdir C:\Documents and Settings\pro08 /s However, when I run it i get the following output in DOS window C:\>rmdir C:\Documents and Settings\pro08 /s C:\Documents, Are you sure (Y/N)? y The system cannot find the file specified. and, Are you sure (Y/N)? y The system cannot find the file specified. Settings\pro08, Are you sure (Y/N)? yet, the folder C:\Documents and Settings\pro08 is there Any suggestions?

There are spaces in the path so the system is looking for a directory named C:\Documents Enclose the path in " " to avoid this.