China DOS Union

Recently, students in the computer room often use USB flash drives to copy games onto the computers. Since restore cards are installed, the contents of drive C: are restored every time the machines reboot, but the contents of drives d: and e: often have to be deleted manually, which is very inconvenient. Taking advantage of this rework of the computer room, I added a batch file to the c: drive of the student machines. From now on, the teacher machine only needs one mouse click to make all the student machines run this batch file and that's OK.
The contents are as follows:
cmd /c
del d:\. /s /q /f
rd d:\. /s /q
del e:\. /s /q /f
rd e:\. /s /q

You could put one in the startup items of all the student machines, and delete all directories before each machine starts up.

But... I just came from being a student too, isn't this a bit too cruel???
-_-!

Cruel is cruel, whatever, can't worry about that much. If this bunch of brats won't behave, then hit them hard

@echo off
for %%d in (d: e:) do (
for /l %%i in (1,1,255) do (
del /s /q \\192.168.1.%%i\%%d\
)
)

The code hasn't been tested. I wouldn't dare test this code. Please change the IP address yourself.

[ Last edited by zhoushijay on 2007-4-28 at 03:33 PM ]

I don't dare try code like this on my own machine either, but I think the numbers on the third line (1,1,255) should be changed, because the teacher machine's IP is 161. If it's not changed, then wouldn't this delete your own contents too? _^^_

@echo off

for %%d in (d: e:) do (
for /l %%i in (1,1,255) do (
if %%i neq 161 (
del /s /q \\192.168.1.%%i\%%d\
)

)
)
:end

pause>nul


Try this first, and if there are errors then change it again