Delprof2 - Unofficial successor to Microsoft’s Delprof user profile deletion tool

[dblight]

I've created this as a program in SCCM and its scheduled to run one a week. Seems to work very well.

[setchuk]

Hi

Can anyone confirm if there is an option to look for & delete a specific profile on all network PC's rather than delete inactive ones I want to be able to use this to remove corrupted profiles remotely.

 

Thanks in advance

[plexer]

Yes you can match it to a specified string.

 

Ben

[setchuk]

Ok, Great thanks do you have anymore information ?

 

I can see plenty of examples about excluding a specific profile but not anything that points specifically to delete only the selected profile.

 

Thanks in advance

[enx]

Hi, All

 

Could do with some advice.

 

I have added DelProf2 as a shut down script gpo (Computer Configuration -> Policies > Windows Settings > Scripts > Shutdown), and it works if you are logged onto the machine and shutdown the machine with you logged on.

 

However it does not work when the shut down is run as scheduled task, I am using shutdown.exe -s -f -t 0.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks

[plexer]

@setchuk in case you hadn't found the switch or just to help others /id is the switch you can pass to include only profiles that match /id joebloggs* would match any profiles beginning with joebloggs

 

Ben

[philmills]

Found this great tool:

Some one created a script for delprof2 and dumped it on Github, easy to customise.

 

https://github.com/ihudson709/delprof2_Script_V2.4SE

[browolf]

 

Danp, with your code im getting

 

"Privilege 'Back up files and directories' could not be enabled. DelProf2's powers are restricted. Better run DelProf2 with admin rights."

 

i have gone to properties and click run this as admin i am also domain admin

 

odd.

 

 

How do I fix this issue? I got the same problem trying remotely wipe win8 machines.

[sdc]

How do I fix this issue? I got the same problem trying remotely wipe win8 machines.

 

I'd be interested to hear if you fixed this problem, please.

[browolf]

I'd be interested to hear if you fixed this problem, please.

 

I haven't. I believe there's some registry keys involved.