Workaround script to clean up SCCM 1610 orphaned cache

SCCM 1610 at launch had a bug that caused agent upgrades to forget about cached content. Cached data stays behind until you clean it up manually, not cool for small SSDs. More here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3214042

So I wrote a small script to roll out with compliance and remove stale data.

Seems to work but test before use. See comments for PowerShell 2.0 fix.

$CCMCache = (New-Object -ComObject "UIResource.UIResourceMgr").GetCacheInfo().Location
#For some reason it doesn't properly directly select required attribute for returned multi-instance object so I have to loop it. Some strange COM-DotNet interop problem?
$ValidCachedFolders = (New-Object -ComObject "UIResource.UIResourceMgr").GetCacheInfo().GetCacheElements() | ForEach-Object {$_.Location}
$AllCachedFolders = (Get-ChildItem -Path $CCMCache -Directory).FullName

ForEach ($CachedFolder in $AllCachedFolders) {
    If ($ValidCachedFolders -notcontains $CachedFolder) {
        Remove-Item -Path $CachedFolder -Force -Recurse
    }
}

Script to modify SCCM client cache ACL for Peer Cache

SCCM 1610 now supports inter-node content sharing without BranchCache or 3rd party tools. Annoying part is that you have to modify client cache ACL. I threw together some quick-n-dirty bits in a few minutes and it didn’t blow in my face just yet. I rolled it out with a compliance baseline to some pilot systems and it seems to work.
Caution is advised as I didn’t test it fully yet (or if Peer Cache actually works properly). It just adds required ACE for your SCCM network access account.

#SCCM Network Access account. I think it's not possible to query it from client
$NetworkUserAccount = New-Object System.Security.Principal.NTAccount("DOMAIN\User")
#SCCM Cache path from WMI. It's pretty much the same always but just in case...
$CCMCache = (New-Object -ComObject "UIResource.UIResourceMgr").GetCacheInfo().Location

#Enums for NTFS ACLs, static stuff. Could do better but stringbased cast works fine
$ACLFileSystemRights = [System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemRights]::FullControl
$ACLAccessControlType = [System.Security.AccessControl.AccessControlType]::Allow 
$ACLInheritanceFlags = [System.Security.AccessControl.InheritanceFlags]"ContainerInherit, ObjectInherit"
$ACLPropagationFlags = [System.Security.AccessControl.PropagationFlags]::InheritOnly

#If cache folder doesn't exist, quit with error
If (!(Get-Item -Path $CCMCache)) {
    Exit 1
}

#Current ACL
$ACL = Get-Acl -Path $CCMCache

#Check if ACL already has required entry. If it has, quit cleanly
If ($ACL.Access | Where-Object -FilterScript {
    #Specific checks
    $_.FileSystemRights -eq $ACLFileSystemRights -and 
    $_.AccessControlType -eq $ACLAccessControlType -and
    $_.IdentityReference -eq $NetworkUserAccount -and
    $_.InheritanceFlags -eq $ACLInheritanceFlags -and
    $_.PropagationFlags -eq $ACLPropagationFlags
    }
) {
    #ACL entry exists
    Exit 0
} Else {
    #Modify ACL
    $ACE = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule ($NetworkUserAccount, $ACLFileSystemRights, $ACLInheritanceFlags, $ACLPropagationFlags, $ACLAccessControlType) 
    $ACL.AddAccessRule($ACE)
    Set-Acl -Path $CCMCache -AclObject $ACL
}