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I want to delete files on a particular folder of a remote server. I execute the following in Powershell:
Invoke-Command -Computer 'compname1' -ScriptBlock {Remove-Item -$args -force } -ArgumentList 'c:\BizTalkDeployment'
I get the following error:
Cannot find drive. A drive with the name '-c' does not exist.
c:\BizTalkDeployment is the correct path on server compname1.
Can anyone please explain what I’ve done wrong?
Remove the – in front of $args and re-run the script. You might even try changing the script block to: