Powershell Get-ChildItem -recurse doesn't get all items

I'm working on a powershell script erase certain files from a folder, and move the rest into predefined subfolders. My structure looks like this ``` Main (Contains a bunch of pdb and dll files) -- _publish --Website (Contains a web.config, two other .config files and a global.asax file) -- bin (Contains a pdb and dll file) -- JS -- Pages -- Resources ``` I want to remove all pdb, config and asax files from the entire file structure before I start moving them. To which I use: ``` $pdbfiles = Get-ChildItem "$executingScriptDirectory\*.pdb" -recurse foreach ($file in $pdbfiles) { Remove-Item $file } ``` And so on for all filetypes I need removed. It works great except for a pdb file located in the bin folder of the website. And for the ASAX file in the website folder. For some reason they get ignored by the Get-ChildItem recurse search. Is this caused by the depth of the items within the resursive structure? Or is it something else? How can I fix it, so it removes ALL files as specified. EDIT: I have tried adding -force - But it changed nothing ANSWER: The following worked: ``` $include = @("*.asax","*.pdb","*.config") $removefiles = Get-ChildItem "$executingScriptDirectory\*" -recurse -force -include $include foreach ($file in $removefiles) { if ($file.Name -ne "Web.config") { Remove-Item $file } } ```