Powershell Delete Computer Object - powershell

Question

Can some one help me on the next code im trying to run..
it seem's to be ok for me but does not delete the Object when i execute-it
Import-Module ActiveDirectory
Clear-Host
$Computer = Read-Host "Type in the Host to Delete"
$rute = Get-ADComputer -Identity:"CN=$Computadora,OU=GDL,OU=ClientComputers,OU=ZAP,OU=MX,DC=kabi,DC=ads,DC=fresenius,DC=com" -Server:"DCKABI02.kabi.ads.fresenius.com"
if($rute.Contains($Computer)){
Clear-Host
Remove-ADComputer -Identity=$Computadora,OU=GDL,OU=ClientComputers,OU=ZAP,OU=MX,DC=kabi,DC=ads,DC=fresenius,DC=com" -Server:"DCKABI02.kabi.ads.fresenius.com" -Confirm:$false
#Clear-Host
Write-Host "The Computer Exist and it has been deleted" -ForegroundColor Green
Start-Sleep -Seconds 5
} else{
Clear-Host
Write-Host "The Host does not exist on AD" -ForegroundColor Red
Start-Sleep -Seconds 3
}
try to delete a Active directory object.. expected to work

Answer 1

Your code is not very clear and seems overengineered, $rute.Contains($Computer) will never ever be $true, you probably meant $rute.DistinguishedName.Contains($Computer) which could be $true but .Contains is case-sensitive so it could also be $false.
Your Read-Host statement is assigned to $Computer but then you're using $Computadora. Also, it's unclear why you are hardcoding OU=GDL,OU=ClientComputers,OU=ZAP,OU=MX,DC=kabi,DC=ads,DC=fresenius,DC=com, I would assume you want to use this OU as your -SearchBase.
Here is how you can approach and will most likely work:
$param = #{
SearchBase = "OU=GDL,OU=ClientComputers,OU=ZAP,OU=MX,DC=kabi,DC=ads,DC=fresenius,DC=com"
LDAPFilter = "(name={0})" -f (Read-Host "Type in the Host to Delete")
Server = "DCKABI02.kabi.ads.fresenius.com"
}
$computer = Get-ADComputer #param
if($computer) {
Clear-Host
$computer | Remove-ADComputer -Server "DCKABI02.kabi.ads.fresenius.com" -Confirm:$false
Write-Host "The Computer Exist and it has been deleted" -ForegroundColor Green
Start-Sleep -Seconds 5
}
else {
Clear-Host
Write-Host "The Host does not exist on AD" -ForegroundColor Red
Start-Sleep -Seconds 3
}