We use this in a startup script contained in a Group Policy Object that is applied to all users. We have found it has helped decrease DM issues. Once a day it removes DM’s cache and temp directories. Since we can sometimes recover documents from these directories, it creates a backup of the directories. We limit this to only once a day in case the user is having to logon frequently due to crashing or something else.
REM set variable with today's date in format mmddyyyy
set tday=%date:~4,2%%date:~7,2%%date:~10,4%
If EXIST "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMDMtest%tday%.txt" GOTO done
rmdir /s /q "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMcache2"
rmdir /s /q "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMDMtest"
rmdir /s /q "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMtemp2"
rename "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMcache" cache2
rename "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMtemp" temp2
mkdir "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMDMtest"
ECHO %tday% file > "%USERPROFILE%Application DataHummingbirdDMDMtest%tday%.txt"
:done
