Delete temporary files with batch script!?

The script is useful, but there are some differences between Windows 10, 11, 12 and MS Server when deleting temporary files and the Recycle Bin:

1. Improved version of the script:
2. Differences between Windows 10, 11, 12 and MS Server
3. Summary of differences:

1.) Improved version of the script:

@echo off
:: Checks if the script is running as administrator
net session >nul 2>& 1 || ( echo Please run as administrator! & pause & exit )

echo Deleting temporary files ...
del /s /q "%temp% \*.* " >nul 2>&1
rd /s /q "%temp%" >nul 2>&1
md "%temp%" >nul 2>& 1

echo Deleting system-wide temporary files ...
del /s /q "C: \ Windows \ Temp \*.* " >nul 2>&1
rd /s /q "C: \ Windows \ Temp" >nul 2>&1
md "C: \ Windows \ Temp" >nul 2>&1

echo Empty the Recycle Bin ...
PowerShell -Command "Clear-RecycleBin -Force"

echo Cleanup completed!
pause

2.) Differences between Windows 10, 11, 12 and MS Server

when deleting temporary files and the recycle bin:

1. Temporary files (%temp% & C:\Windows\Temp)

2. Recycle Bin (`C:\$Recycle.Bin`)

3. Differences in the cleanup

Recommended customization for Windows Server

@echo off
net session >nul 2>& 1 || ( echo Please run as administrator! & pause & exit )

echo Delete user temp files ...
del /s /q "%temp% \*.* " >nul 2>&1
rd /s /q "%temp%" >nul 2>&1
md "%temp%" >nul 2>& 1

echo Deleting system-wide temp files ...
del /s /q "C: \ Windows \ Temp \*.* " >nul 2>&1
rd /s /q "C: \ Windows \ Temp" >nul 2>&1
md "C: \ Windows \ Temp" >nul 2>&1

:: Ask for trash cleanup on server version
ver | findstr /i "server" >nul
if %errorlevel% equ 0 (
echo Do you want to empty the recycle bin ? ( Y/N )
set /p choice =
if /I "%choice%" == "Y" PowerShell -Command "Clear-RecycleBin -Force"
) else (
echo Empty the recycle bin ...
PowerShell -Command "Clear-RecycleBin -Force"
)

echo Cleanup completed!
pause

3.) Summary of the differences: