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powershellmicrosoft-teamsdelete-filedelete-directory
Dretreyt
Dretreyt

Reputation: 23

PS Script to remove Teams folder from all AppData where it is below a specific version

I am trying to write a script that will look under all users local appdata, and search for Teams.exe and return the directory where it is below a specific version. The script also (will have to run as system) because it will either be a scheduled task or will be run as a script in SCCM.

I have 2 issues;

  1. Identifying the folder path into a variable that can then pipe the Remove-Item on the end returns error such as cannot find path

  2. It will run perfectly fine when in ISE as local user, but doesn't like it when I run it in Task Scheduler or SCCM Scripts.

I should also mention that I dont want to delete Teams.exe (preferably the Teams folder) from the user path where the quser value returned is not in the c:\Users..... path

One of my scripts is

$current = ((quser) -replace '>' -replace '^\s' -replace '\s{2,}', ',' | ConvertFrom-CSV).Username 
$file = "c:\Users\*\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams\current\Teams.exe"
$paths = (Get-ItemProperty -Path $file).VersionInfo | Where {$_.ProductVersion -lt "1.6.*" -and $_.FileName}

foreach ($path in $paths) {

Remove-Item $path.FileName -WhatIf | Where $Path.FileName -NotContains $current

Remove-Item $_.Directory.FullName -WhatIf


(Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\Users\*\AppData\Local\Microsoft" -Filter "Teams.exe" -Recurse).DirectoryName | Where {$_.Path -notlike "$current"}


}

Created multiple queries including Split-Path and Join-Path and specifying the where DirectoryName -notcontains quser etc...

Another script is;

$current = ((quser) -replace '>' -replace '^\s' -replace '\s{2,}', ',' | ConvertFrom-CSV).Username 

$folder = "C:\Users\$user\Appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\"

$file = "Current\Teams.exe"

$fullpath = Join-Path -Path $folder -ChildPath $file

$users = Get-ChildItem -Directory "C:\Users" | Where {$_.Name -notlike $current -and $_.VersionInfo -notlike "1.6.*"}


foreach ($user in $users) {

Remove-Item -Path $folder -Recurse -Force -WhatIf

}

The third attempt looked like this;

$current = ((quser) -replace '>' -replace '^\s' -replace '\s{2,}', ',' | ConvertFrom-CSV).Username 

$folder = "C:\Users\$user\Appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\"

$file = "Current\Teams.exe"

$fullpath = Join-Path -Path $folder -ChildPath $file

$users = Get-ChildItem -Directory "C:\Users" | Where {$_.Name -notlike $current -and $_.VersionInfo -notlike "1.6.*"}


foreach ($user in $users) {

$folder2 = "C:\Users\$user\Appdata\Local\Microsoft\Teams\"


}

Remove-Item -Path $folder2 -Recurse -Force -WhatIf

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2543

Answers (1)

Ayden
Ayden

Reputation: 1

This worked for me, a little messy however!

$fixedVersion = '1.6.0.18681'

$TopFolder = 'C:\Users'
$ExePath = '\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams\current\Teams.exe'
$DeletionPath = '\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams\'

$UserFolderList = Get-ChildItem $TopFolder -Directory -Exclude Default, Public

foreach ($Item in $UserFolderList)
    {
    if (Test-Path (Join-Path -Path $Item -ChildPath $ExePath)){
        $exeLocated = Join-Path -Path $Item -ChildPath $ExePath
        if (Get-ChildItem -Path $exeLocated | Where-Object {$_.VersionInfo.FileVersionRaw -lt $fixedVersion})
        {
            Write-Host "Outdated Version Found at $exeLocated"
            $Delete = Join-Path $Item -ChildPath $DeletionPath
            Remove-Item -Path $Delete -Recurse -Force
        }
    } 
}

If you don't want to delete the teams folder just remove the following lines:

$Delete = Join-Path $Item -ChildPath $DeletionPath
Remove-Item -Path $Delete -Recurse -Force

Upvotes: 0

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