how to write a vbs script to delete C:\windows\temp files

I want to learn how to create a vbs script to delete Windows\temp files. Can anyone help me?

Edited by Orange Blossom, 28 January 2015 - 02:30 AM.
Moved to more appropriate forum. ~ OB

why does it have to be VBS?

Because I have to  run it on all of my library computers.  We have Insight Management software and it has been crashing and doing backups in  C:\Windows\temp and is using all of the hard drive space.   I just want to do a quick dump of the temp files, then I need to update the program to the newest version.  Would a batch file work and if so how to write that.

DEL C:\Temp\*.* /S /Q
DEL C:\Windows\Temp\*.* /S /Q

I want to learn how to create a vbs script to delete Windows\temp files. Can anyone help me?

After years of frikin around with Win 7
I came up with my own version (not exactly a script)
 
Download and install BleachBit in regular mode.
I usually partition my HD into 3 sections
C:OS
D:DVD
E:Downloads
F:/Installed program files/
 
Shut down computer
Srart computer (tapping F8)
This will bring you to a DOS screen
Click on safe mode with command prompt.
Log in
CD\
del *.db /f/s/q enter
wait 2 minutes

this completely deletes your compact Data Bases, AgRobust etc

del *.pf /f/s/q enter

this deletes all your cached pre fetched files

Then ctrl+alt+del
start task manager
start new task (click on use admin)
browse to BleachBit installation
Go to the .exe file
Start BleachBit
Click every button except for :wipe clean space
Make sure under options , all drives are selected
Click on clean, then delete
takes two minutes
scroll down until you see done
There will be special operations that require a reboot
close all task manager operations
you will be brought back to the command prompt in DOS

repeat:
del *.db /f/s/q enter

ctrl+alt+del
will bring you back to task manager
choose shutdown

Wait a few seconds then start you computer.

Clean as a whistle

D@nby

I want to learn how to create a vbs script to delete Windows\temp files. Can anyone help me?

You mean somethign simple like so? I forgot to mention the files wont be in the recycle bin after the deletion takes place!

'Set the file system object
Set filesysobj = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' set the folder target
Set folder = filesysobj.GetFolder("C:\Windows\Temp")
'set the collector (cof = collection of files)
Set cof = folder.Files
'start the for each loop
For Each file in cof
    'delete each file
    file.Delete
Next
'clean up
Set filesysobj = Nothing
Set folder = Nothing
Set cof = Nothing

Now create a GPO at logon and simpyl add this script and it will delete the files, ensure people ahve write access/delete access to that folder as well.

Edited by JohnnyJammer, 28 January 2015 - 06:42 PM.

So did the OP use this or........