CleanCookies.ps1

# My UPM's "Path To User Store" value in GPO is 
# \\DFSNameSpace\Profiles$\xa6\#company#\#samAccountName#
# result can be like, \\DFSNameSpace\Profiles$\xa6\XYZ Co\Tom.John
# so this script will loop twice (one for list of companies, other for list of users)
#
# This is because I work for Citrix Service Provider and system is multi-tennanted.
# if you only have 1 company, you can remove the for loop at line 34
# most important line is at line 48, this line controls what you target and how its filtered.
# foreach ($file in get-childitem $userpath -recurse -force | where {$_.PSIsContainer -eq $false -and $_.lastwritetime -le $datefilter -and $_.name -ne "desktop.ini"})


#change the number to filter the files OLDER than dates, eg, 90 means select files older than 90
$days = 90

#change silent to $true, if you want to see the remote-item in progress.
$silent = $false

#change profile location
$profileLocation = "E:\Profiles\XA6"

$now=get-date

#to target recent items change path below to 
# recent = \UPM_Profile\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent
# cookies = \UPM_Profile\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies
$targetPath = "\UPM_Profile\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Cookies"
$totalFiles = 0

if ($silent){
$ea="Silentlycontinue"
} else {$ea="Continue"}

#get company lists, loop in for-each 
foreach($compname in (Get-ChildItem -path $profileLocation))
{
$comppath = "$profileLocation\$compname"
	#get usersnames under company (eg e:\profiles\xa6\ABC co.\james.hong)
	foreach($username in (Get-ChildItem -path $comppath))
	{
        #once usernames are obtained, build user path to target cookies.
	$userpath = $comppath+"\"+$username+$targetPath
	
	#build date filter, $days is specified at the top.
        $datefilter=$now.adddays(-$days)
	
	#select all files older than specified date $days, but will not select desktop.ini and folder.
	foreach ($file in get-childitem $userpath -recurse -force | where {$_.PSIsContainer -eq $false -and $_.lastwritetime -le $datefilter -and $_.name -ne "desktop.ini"})
	{
    #write-host "$userpath\$file"    
	$totalFiles = $totalFiles +1
	write-host $totalFiles
	#remove-item -literalPath $file.fullname -force -ea $ea
        }#end for
	
	}
	
}
write-host "total $totalfiles have been removed"