I use the following on NT 4 TSE. I don't know about using with W2k, XP or 2003 - I think you need something beyond this. At the very least you would need to fix the path to the profiles, but I think there are registry implications on those OSs that NT4 didn't have. The rename part of this script verifies the profile is not in use, so it doesn't try to delete it. Parameters are servername and profilename. I call this from another script that passes the server/profile names. How you populate that is a different animal. My solution is an ugly script that uses exporter and Access to build a script with all domain userids. echo off echo %1 if not exist \\%1\c$\wtsrv\profiles\%2 goto done if not exist \\%1\c$\wtsrv\profiles\z1clnpro.zyx goto noprob rmdir \\%1\c$\wtsrv\profiles\z1clnpro.zyx /S /Q :noprob rename \\%1\c$\wtsrv\profiles\%2 z1clnpro.zyx if exist \\%1\c$\wtsrv\profiles\%2 goto done rmdir \\%1\c$\wtsrv\profiles\z1clnpro.zyx /S /Q :done -----Original Message----- From: windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Herchenbach, Jim Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 8:41 AM To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [windows2000] delete multiple profiles I help out at our local school and every year we go through and delete all the profiles off each networked machine one at a time. Can this be automated or can multiple profiles be deleted all at once? batch file or command line? Windows 2000 and Xp pro machines on windows 2000 server network. JIM HERCHENBACH RVW Inc.