So I'm trying to do a nested loop in a batch script: FOR /d %%B in ("C:\Documents and Settings" "C:\Documents and Settings\*") DO CMD /C FOR /d %%C in ("%%B\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles" "%%B\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*") DO del /S /Q /F "%%C"\cache\*.* This obviously doesn't work. What am i doing wrong here?

Hi Andy, One problem, separate from your batch, is that it's hard to tell where the line breaks are; bbcause of the way this forum wraps. You may want to paste in your batch. M2

Here's a URL. That should be formatted a little better.

Andy, Where? M2

http://home.mchsi.com/~a.choi/code.htm

Hi Andy, No offense, but I can't make much sense of it. It's got a fog index of about 6.5 on the Richter scale. If what you need is to clean out those specific directorues, try this: ::=== cache cleaner subst w: c:\mozilla\cache del /s /q w:\ ::==== you can guess the rest But, as with any automated deletion, a little caution goes a long way. So if you're going to use w: as above, put this line BEFORE the subst: if exist w:\nul goto :error And near the end, AFTER the substs & deletes: :error @echo off echo W is already in use. Nothing done. M2