FSRM Quotas was showing that a particular user's Desktop folder was using 160% of the quota limit.
When checking how much data is actually being used in that folder through FSRM, it shows the following:
When checking the file location, it's also showing that the folder is empty. I ensured that Hidden Folders were being shown.
Checking the 'Size on Disk', it definitely gave the same file size of 401mb, so I knew that there's definitely something within that folder that's not being shown to me. I checked the view settings of the folder and had to un-tick the following item:
With that un-ticked, I was now able to see the Recycle Bin within the user's folder:
for /d %%i in (E:\Users\FolderRedirection\Desktops\*) do @ rd /q/s "%%i\$Recycle.Bin
for /d %%i in (E:\Users\FolderRedirection\Documents\*) do @ rd /q/s "%%i\$Recycle.Bin
for /d %%i in (E:\Users\FolderRedirection\Pictures\*) do @ rd /q/s "%%i\$Recycle.Bin
for /d %%i in (E:\Users\FolderRedirection\Music\*) do @ rd /q/s "%%i\$Recycle.Bin
for /d %%i in (E:\Users\FolderRedirection\Videos\*) do @ rd /q/s "%%i\$Recycle.Bin
pause
Running this script goes through all the usernames and then removes all the $Recycle.Bin files within the specific folders. You will need to adjust the location to ensure that it's targeting the correct folders within your network.
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