Hi,

**Not tested**

Now, I think you're problem is that you've dropped this in a foreach, when you shouldn't have:
gci "C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Microsoft\IE Temporary Internet Files\Temporary Internet Files\*" -recurse -force | foreach { Remove-Item -recurse -force}

Consider instead simply:
gci "C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Microsoft\IE Temporary Internet Files\Temporary Internet Files\*" -recurse -force | Remove-Item -recurse -force

By adding a foreach, you're changing how the pipeline works. I'm not sure how that will react to files, since you have the -recurse flag on Remove-Item.

If you really want the foreach, you have to change to something like:
gci "C:\Users\me\AppData\Local\Microsoft\IE Temporary Internet Files\Temporary Internet Files\*" -recurse -force | foreach { Remove-Item $_.fullpath -recurse -force}

Hi Marco. I understand what you are saying, but what I am finding is that PS (or normal command line dir) cannot see the cached TIFs. I know that there are definitely files in there. If I remove the pipe and just GCI the directory, nothing is returned.

Try it - can you return anything using a simple gci? Maybe it's my machine...