DELPROF – Windows CMD Command
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Delete windows user profiles.
Does not work with Windows 7 or later. A good alternative is Helge Klein’s Delprof2.
Delprof2 is syntax compatible with the original Delprof by Microsoft.
In the Windows 10, GUI right-click My Computer | Properties | Advanced System Settings | User Profiles | account | Delete
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Syntax DELPROF [options days] Key /Q Quiet, no confirmation. /I Ignore errors and continue deleting. /P Prompts for confirmation before deleting each profile. /C:\\computer_name Delete profiles on a remote computer. /D:Number_of_days Only delete profiles that have been inactive for 'X' Number of days (or greater) /R Delete roaming profile cache only |
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Example: delprof /D:14 Run Delprof2 on a remote PC (with PowerShell) PS> Invoke-command -computername 'workstationF4T' -scriptblock {& "C:\utils\delprof2.exe" '/q'} |
