autoit script is not usefull with this command

[kingooo]

hi

really i try many time to delete files that exists in temp folder in win 7 but i can not

can any one to help me and give me codes to delete this files

there is not any problems with xp but in win 7 cann't delete them

[Andreik]

Maybe the files that are not deleted are locked or in use. Did you checked that?

[kingooo]

Maybe the files that are not deleted are locked or in use. Did you checked that?

if you have win 7, you can try for deleting files in temp folder by scripts

believe me you can not delete them by autoit but you can delete them manually

i can delete files in temp folder manually but i can not delte them by autoit script

[Andreik]

In this case maybe your script is wrong. Show us the script to see it.

[Exit]

So show us your autoit code.

Edit: Andreik was quicker.

Edited July 16, 2011 by forumer100

[kingooo]

So show us your autoit code.

Edit: Andreik was quicker.

filedelete(@tempdir&"\*.*")

FileDelete( @HomeDrive&"\temp\*.*")
FileDelete( @WindowsDir &"\temp\*.*")

[Jos]

This is likely because a file in this directory is still in use and the command stops.

Try is with a single file and tell us if that works.

Jos

[kingooo]

This is likely because a file in this directory is still in use and the command stops.

Try is with a single file and tell us if that works.

Jos

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how are you

really i miss you hahahaha

ok i want make tool to clean pc --- pls give me solve for this problem

[Jos]

jos jos hahahaha

how are you

really i miss you hahahaha

Don;t think I was trying to be funny and guess you did not really miss me.

ok i want make tool to clean pc --- pls give me solve for this problem

Have you read my answer and if so: what was the result?

Jos

[GEOSoft]

Get the files into an array first then loop through the array and it will work just fine.

$iDeleted = 0
For $i = 1 To Ubound($aFiles) -1
    If NOT FileDelete($aFiles[$i]) Then $iDelete += 1
Next

Using wildcards is no good when there is a chance the delete will fail for any reason and in this case the others are probably correct in saying you have a file in use at the time you are running the script.

Something else you want to look at in the temp folder is the fact you can not FileDelete a Folder. For that you have to use DirRemove()

For $i = 1 To Ubound($aFiles) -1
    If StringInStr(FileGetAttrib($aFiles[$i]), "D") Then
        DirRemove($aFiles[$i])
        ContinueLoop
    EndIf
    FileDelete($aFiles[$i])
Next

Edited July 16, 2011 by GEOSoft

[kingooo]

that is no solve for any problem

ccleaner always delete them

i can delete them manually

you must think to best in autoit script

run your mind to find some solve for this problem

[Jos]

that is no solve for any problem

ccleaner always delete them

i can delete them manually

you must think to best in autoit script

run your mind to find some solve for this problem

Again, and this time answer me because else you will get the same treatment as the last time only this time a little longer.

Have you tested what I asked you to do?

[GEOSoft]

I'm sorry but that does solve the problem. I have my own cleaner which includes the temp folder and the only files ever left behind are those that are in use. That cleaner uses code similar to what I gave you with the exception that I have some error checking in it.