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Thanks again (Bob, I did that); I ended up with the following command (.cmd) file (see below). I will also look into using the Task Scheduler for further automation instead of using the Run command.

PLEASE NOTE: I do not recommend this if you are using Indexing for Search! I have my indexing set to index nothing (no files, no folders, no disks).
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REM
REM Searches
REM
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Searches\*.search-ms
DEL /ahr C:\Users\Dan\Searches\*.search-ms
REM
REM Saved Games
REM
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\Hearts\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\Purple Place\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\Spider Solitare\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\Chess Titans\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\FreeCell\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\InkBall\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\Mahjong Titans\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\Minesweeper\*.*ms
DEL C:\Users\Dan\Saved Games\Microsoft Games\Solitare\*.*ms
REM
REM Recent
REM
ECHO Y|DEL C:\Users\Dan\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\office\Recent
DEL C:\Users\Dan\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\*.*.*