I'm trying to reclaim disk space used by Windows.

With Windows Updates, the .msu file creates folders with random-looking names that hang around afterwards.

 - examples: 

      c:\0a423668f8ff7dde393873, 

      c:\1bfd9a1fd85b1ae9fafd121a

      c:\078b3033bc67f41db8e6b0dc9bb08a74

Assuming it is safe to delete the folders, is there a way to filter for them and have them included in a folder cleanup config job?

Perhaps there is a way to force windows updates to expand the .msu into a defined folder? I could then just clean out that one folder.

Cheers,

Steve.