anchor.diff:  ::      these only exist on Vista and up, so we look for "Microsoft", and assuming we don't find it, clear out the folder
   echo %WIN_VER% | findstr /v /i /c:"Microsoft" >NUL && del /F /Q %WINDIR%\logs\CBS\* 2>NUL
   
  -:: JOB: Windows XP/2003: Cleanup hotfix uninstallers. They use a lot of space so removing them is beneficial.
  -:: Really we should use a tool that deletes their corresponding registry entries, but oh well.
  -
  -::  0. Check Windows version.
  -::    We simply look for "Microsoft" in the version name, because only versions prior to Vista had the word "Microsoft" as part of their version name
  -::    Everything after XP/2k3 drops the "Microsoft" prefix
  -if %WIN_VER_NUM% lss 6.0 (
  -	:: 1. If we made it here we're doing the cleanup. Notify user and log it.
  -	echo.
  -	echo  ! Windows XP/2003 detected.
  -	echo    Removing hotfix uninstallers...
  -	echo.
  -	echo.  && echo  ! Windows XP/2003 detected. Removing hotfix uninstallers...
  -
  -	:: 2. Build the list of hotfix folders. They always have "$" signs around their name, e.g. "$NtUninstall092330$" or "$hf_mg$"
  -	pushd %WINDIR%
  -	dir /A:D /B $*$ > "%TEMP%\hotfix_nuke_list.txt" 2>NUL
  -
  -	:: 3. Do the hotfix clean up
  -	for /f %%i in ("%TEMP%\hotfix_nuke_list.txt") do (
  -		echo Deleting %%i...
  -		echo Deleted folder %%i
  -		rmdir /S /Q %%i 2>NUL
  -		)
  -
  -	:: 4. Log that we are done with hotfix cleanup and leave the Windows directory
  -	echo    Done.  && echo.
  -	echo    Done.
  -	del "%TEMP%\hotfix_nuke_list.txt"
  -	echo.
  -	popd
  -)
   
   echo   Done. && echo.
   
  
positive.code: :::::::::::::::::::::
  @echo off
  pushd %SystemDrive%
  set SCRIPT_VERSION=1.1.8-TRON
  set SCRIPT_UPDATED=2020-02-05
  
  ::::::::::::::::::::::::::
  :: USER CLEANUP SECTION :: -- Most stuff in here doesn't require Admin rights
  
negative.code: ::::::::::::::::::::::
  :: Version-specific :: (these jobs run depending on OS version)
  ::::::::::::::::::::::
  
  :: JOB: Windows Server: remove built-in media files (all Server versions)
  echo %WIN_VER% | findstr /i /c:"server" >NUL
  