How to DELETE a Folder Using cmd

In this article, I will show you how to force delete a file with the command prompt so you can get rid of a stubborn, unwanted file.

Step 1: Press Win + R to open Run, type cmd, and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Command Prompt with admin rights.

How do I force delete a folder in Command Prompt? · Open Command Prompt. · Navigate to the directory containing the folder using the “cd” command.

Open Command Prompt as administrator · Navigate to the parent directory · Try: rd /s /q FolderName · If that fails: del /f /s /q FolderName-*.*.

I finally managed to delete the file and folders by rebooting into cmd prompt troubleshooting mode (at lock screen, hold shift, click power icon ...

To delete a folder that won't delete in Windows 10, you can type rmdir /s /q E:-test command in Command Prompt window. Replace “E:-test” with ...

Step 2. Input “Remove-Item –the file directory – force” command and press “Enter” key. Tip: –force parameter can ...

The syntax for deleting a file is: del “filename” ; The syntax for force deleting a file is: del /f “filename” ; del file1 file2 file3 file4 ...

The simplest way to force delete a file in Windows is to use the keyboard shortcut. Select the file or folder you wish to delete, then press Shift + Delete. Key Takeaways · Force delete files using the... · Force delete folders using...

You should try the following: del c:-system-folder-* /f /q /s. /Q is for Quiet, so no prompts /S is to delete all subfolders also (if you ...