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+#### Readme is AI generated ;)
+
+<details type="reasoning" done="true" duration="86">
+<summary>Thought for 86 seconds</summary>
+> Okay, I need to write a Readme file for this PowerShell script. Let me first understand what the script does.
+> 
+> So, looking at the code, it's using Get-CimInstance to retrieve user profiles on a computer. It then processes each profile, checking if they're system accounts or in an exclusion list. If not, and if they've been inactive beyond $InactiveDays (set to 14), it deletes them. 
+> 
+> The script is designed to run with high impact, so probably needs admin rights. The user has excluded "Administrator" and "Example Profile" by default.
+> 
+> I should start the Readme with a title like "User Profile Cleanup Script." Then explain what it does: automates cleaning up unused local user profiles based on inactivity. 
+> 
+> Next, I'll outline features. It checks last use time or login date, excludes certain users, handles errors, and works for both domain and local accounts.
+> 
+> For prerequisites, the script needs to run as admin because of high impact operations. Also, it uses CIM cmdlets which are standard in PowerShell on Windows.
+> 
+> How to use section: Save as .ps1, run with PS as admin. Maybe mention excluding specific users by modifying $ExcludedUserNames.
+> 
+> Parameters and settings: Explain each variable like ExcludedUserNames, InactiveDays, etc. Mention that wildcard * can be used for exclusion patterns.
+> 
+> Important notes include not running it on production without testing, backing up profiles if needed, and ensuring exclusions are correctly set to avoid deleting necessary accounts.
+> 
+> Troubleshooting should cover common issues like access denied (run as admin), no profiles found (check inactivity days setting or exclusions), errors during deletion (maybe profile is loaded).
+> 
+> Contact info: Suggest reaching out via email for questions.
+> 
+> I think that covers the main points. I'll structure each section clearly, using bullet points where possible for readability.
+</details>
+# User Profile Cleanup Script Readme
+
+## Overview
+This PowerShell script automates the process of identifying and removing inactive or unused user profiles on a Windows computer. It is designed to help maintain system performance by eliminating unnecessary files associated with old or unused accounts.
+
+## Features
+
+- **Identifies Inactive Profiles:** The script calculates the number of days since the last login or profile use and compares it against a specified threshold (`$InactiveDays`).
+- **Exclusion List:** Certain user accounts can be excluded from deletion based on predefined criteria.
+- **Error Handling:** Robust error handling ensures that issues during profile cleanup are reported, preventing potential data loss or system instability.
+- **High Impact Operations:** The script is configured to run with high impact operations, ensuring it operates with the necessary privileges.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+1. **Administrator Privileges:** The script must be executed with administrator privileges due to its high impact operations.
+2. **PowerShell Environment:** Requires a PowerShell environment on Windows capable of running CIM cmdlets.
+3. **Local User Profiles:** Works best when dealing with local user profiles, though it can handle domain accounts as well.
+
+## How to Use
+
+### Step 1: Save the Script
+Download or copy the script into a `.ps1` file.
+
+### Step 2: Review and Modify Settings
+Before execution:
+- **Excluded User Names:** Adjust the `$ExcludedUserNames` array to include any user accounts you wish to protect from deletion. This can include wildcard patterns (e.g., `"Example*"`).
+- **Inactive Days Threshold:** Set `$InactiveDays` to determine how many days of inactivity are required before a profile is eligible for deletion.
+
+### Step 3: Execute the Script
+Run PowerShell as an administrator and execute the script:
+
+```powershell
+.\UserProfileCleanup.ps1
+```
+
+If you get a policy error about not being able to execute the script copy and run the contents of ((ExecutionPolicy.md)[https://git.archfox.org/poslop/DeleteOldProfiles/src/branch/main/scripts/ExecutionPolicy.md#run-this-to-allow-ps-execution])