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PowerShell Script to Delete Files Based on Current Date
I know by using Get-Date PowerShell will look at the current date. I would like to make a very basic PS Script which will delete a file older than 8 days based on the current day. I believe using a if/then function will be necessary. I am very new to scripting so Im not sure how the syntax is written. All help appreciated.
Windows for home | Other | Files, folders, and storage
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Anonymous
2014-12-04T20:07:04+00:00 ITb
It is a different platform. You have to repost it. While I moderate in both it cannot be moved there because there are different credentials
If you cannot find a relevant section you can put it in the "where is the forum for..." section and one of the moderators will move it accordingly.
If you put a link to it here I will subscribe to it there.
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Anonymous
2014-12-04T19:45:44+00:00 I looked for an option to move this string over. Could you do it or do I have to write a new one for the TechNet forum?