Users frequently run out of disk space on their N: drives, the usual result is that they cannot run MS Teams.
The batch file below, is configured to run under the following policies; Staff and Staff Macros Enabled
@echo off
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\blob_storage\*"
FOR /D %%p IN ("\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\blob_storage\*") DO rmdir "%%p" /s /q
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\Cache\*"
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\databases\*"
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\gpucache\*"
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\IndexedDB\*"
FOR /D %%p IN ("\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\IndexedDB\*") DO rmdir "%%p" /s /q
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\Local Storage\*"
FOR /D %%p IN ("\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\Local Storage\*") DO rmdir "%%p" /s /q
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\tmp\*"
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\backgrounds\*"
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Teams\Service Worker\CacheStorage\*"
rem *** Deletes temporary Powerpoint files ****
@echo off
del /F/Q/S "\\gfs-svr-003\%Username%$\My Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\PowerPoint\*"
See RMMC