I want to make a batch-file wich delete everything in the temp directory including subdirectory's when you start your computer I've tried -> rd c:\temp /s /q md temp but it doesn't work for other users because they have no rights in the root, only in the temp directory. I hope somebody has got an answer.

You could try del c:\temp\*.* /s /q

echo Y | del c:\temp\*.* will delete the files without prompting you... Note: This will not remove files in subs... if you know what the dir names will always be you could just add them to the .bat file and do the same as above.... If you were running 95/98 (Not in NT) You could do deltree c:\temp mkdir c:\temp which would accomplish the end result... Empty directory :) Good Luck!

To clean out the Windows™ Temp directory put the following line in your autoexec.bat: deltree /y c:\windows\temp\ >nul This will delete all files and subdirectories within the temp directory yet leave the temp directory. This will also send the output to the NUL device rather than to the display.