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Not sure then, I use /ed:admin_* and it ignores all our admin profiles that start with admin_ Maybe try /ed:Administrator full name? If you only have one account to ignore, no reason to use wildcard, it's meant for when you have admin accounts with a prefix like admin_ or ad_

What are the administrator usernames? The /ed:admin* only ignores the USERNAMES that start with admin not groups. If an admin account is named peter it will delete it.

I was not sure if it would run in time, if there are several profiles to clear, the student might log in while it's still running. If their profile is on the list, it would delete it after log in.

I have been playing with that, I think it's the best option, however it kept deleting the profiles on the students logged in.

Thanks. I have been playing around with using DELPROF2 at login with a scheduled task. Was running into issues where it was deleting the profile of the student logging in.

Looking at our test machine, I think that policy might actually be working. HOWEVER, it leaves the profile folder there, but it's empty. That doesn't seem to be a proper solution. Profiles are also showing up in the user profile list from system properties.

There is a GPO, however I've been testing it and doesn't seem to work, still investigating though. Just wondering what other people are using that seems to work for them

Wondering what people are doing to keep windows profiles clean. We used to use DELPROF2 during the summer, but we are starting to order SSDs now, which are smaller. Wondering what you are using to keep them clean on a daily\weekly basis.