Script to find a user and restart two services

Question

I am looking to make a script to first find a user that is connected to a server (list) the to stop Spooler, then stop cpsvc. Once the services are stopped, the script would then clear out the folder on "C:\Windows\System32\spool\PRINTERS"
Directory. Once that was done, the script would then start Spooler and cpsvc. At the end it would echo the services were restarted and to try to print now.
Lee Mossolle

Answer 1

A user cannot stop and start services and cannot delete files in the system folders.
There is no need to look for the services in that way  You will have to do this remotely.  Just find the services if they exisit and stop them then remotely delete the contents of the spooler folder.
PowerShell remoting would be the easies way to do this.
strComputer = WScript.Arguments(0)
WScript.Echo "Running Against Remote Computer Named: " & strComputer
set objWMI = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2")
Set colListOfServices = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Service Where Name = 'cpsvc' OR Name = 'spooler'")
for Each objService in colListOfServices
objService.StopService()
objService.StartService()
Next
Until you understand how yor code will work avoid over coding.  It just adds confusion and errors.   The above is functionally equivalent to what you posted. 
I suspect there may be a dependency between cpsvc and spooler.  In that casr yo can only kill them in the correct order.  This will require to loops of a more sophisticated scripting approach.
We can also use the 'Forse' argument and retriev the master service (spooler) and force it to stop all dependent services.  We would then retrive all services and start them. We can also just retrieve the dependency list and use that.
The code is simple and will allow the dependencies to be added if needed.
You can also use PowerShell which is much easier.
Get-Service spooler -computer remotepc | Stop-Service -force
Get-Service spooler -computer remotepc | Start-Service
We can wrap this in a function for convenience.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯