Remove 2nd level Sub Directories - powershell-2.0

Question

The script below finds folders in the E:\WebDelivery\MagicOS directory. If any of the folders in this directory are older than 14 days it will then delete them and their sub-directories. It excludes files that are named upd.info.raf.
I need to change the script to only look in the sub-directory for the modified date and if that date is older than 14 days, it needs to delete those folders and their contents but leave the S6.15, T7.12 type parent directory alone.
Here is the folder structure:
E:\WebDelivery\MagicOS ->> under this are the directories S6.15, T7.12, S5.6 etc. and under each of those there are directories all with numbers as names 1, 2,3 etc and possibly a file called upd.info.raf
E\WebDelivery\MagicOS ->> S6.15
->> 1
->> 2
Currently the script is checking the S6.15 level folders for the modified date and removing the folder and it's sub-directories if they are older than 14 days. I need instead to check the number sub directories 1, 2, 3 etc for modified dates and remove those if they are older then 14 days but leave the parent S6.15 directory. Basically I don't care about the date on the S6.15 folder only the number sub folders 1, 2, 3 etc...
This is where I'm stumped. Any ideas would be helpful. Here is the existing script.
$Today = Get-Date
$DaysToKeep = 14
$TargetFolder = "E:\WebDelivery\MagicOS"
$LastWrite = $Today.AddDays(-$DaysToKeep)
$excludeFolders = #("testdir","testdir2")
$Folders = Get-Childitem –path $Targetfolder |
Where {$_.psIsContainer} |
Where {$_.LastWriteTime -le "$LastWrite"} |
Where {$excludeFolders -notcontains $_.Name}
If ($Folders) {
foreach ($Folder in $Folders) {
Write-Host "Processing Folder $($Folder.Name)"
$items = Get-ChildItem -Path $Folder.FullName -Exclude
"upd.info.raf" -Recurse
If ($items) {
Write-Host "Removing: $($Folder.Name)"
# $items | Remove-Item -Recurse -Verbose
} Else {
Write-Host "There are no items to remove in $($Folder.Name)"
}
}
} Else {
Write-Host "There are no folders to empty."
}

Answer 1

I actually was able to figure this out on my own. I added a foreach loop to process each child-item of the sub directory and remove the old folders.
Here is the modified script:
$Today = Get-Date
$DaysToKeep = 14
$TargetFolder = "E:\WebDelivery\testdir"
$LastWrite = $Today.AddDays(-$DaysToKeep)
$excludeFolders = #("testdir","testdir2")
$Folders = Get-Childitem –path $Targetfolder |
Where {$_.psIsContainer} |
Where {$excludeFolders -notcontains $_.Name}
If ($Folders) {
foreach ($Folder in $Folders) {
Write-Host "Processing Folder $($Folder.Name)"
$items = Get-ChildItem -Path $Folder.FullName -Exclude
"upd.info.raf" | Where {$_.LastWriteTime -le "$LastWrite"}
If ($items) {
foreach ($item in $items){
Write-Host "Removing: $($item.FullName)"
$item | Remove-Item -Recurse -Verbose
}
} Else {
Write-Host "There are no items to remove in $($Folder.Name)"
}
}
} Else {
Write-Host "There are no folders to empty."