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I want to use a batch processing command to delete files. The file name is: xyz.com. How can I delete all xyz.com under the specified drive letter??? Thanks everyone, thank you.

Copy one for you, no need to specify, delete all.
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f "delims=\" %%i in ('fsutil fsinfo drives^|find /v ""') do (
set var=%%i
set drive=!var:~-2!
fsutil fsinfo drivetype !drive!|find "Fixed">nul && del /a /f /s !drive!\xyz.com
)
pause

If you want to specify under the C drive, use del /a /f /s c:\xyz.com

@echo off

set/p a=请指定要删除文件的盘符：(格式如：C:)

set/p b=请指定要删除的文件名：

for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /s/b/a-d %a%\%b%') do del %%i

```
@echo off
set/p a=Please specify the drive letter of the file to be deleted: (Format like: C:)
set/p b=Please specify the file name to be deleted:
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /s/b/a-d %a%\%b%') do del %%i
```

It seems that none can be deleted normally, but still thank you all

Originally posted by xtay1625 at 2006-11-16 02:40:
It seems that none can be deleted normally, but thank you all the same

　　Why can't it be deleted? Let's talk about your situation. The code can be appropriately modified to force deletion!

　　It may not be deleted because it has a system attribute or the file is being used...

Why can't it be deleted normally? Please describe the situation.

The reason for the inability to delete normally is that the file to be deleted is in a directory with spaces ~:)
It must be that the "quotes" were forgotten to be written, haha ~:)
DEL "%%i"
……

Could it be that it's going to delete that "Viking" virus again? (That thing still infects executable files ~:)
Directly download the tool to specifically kill this virus from the virus official website ~:)

Last edited by redtek on 2006-11-16 at 02:58 AM ]

Brother redtek is right. I always ignored the "" at first, and only improved after everyone's reminder. A single sentence... Details determine success or failure!

Is it okay to use del /s /f xyz.com?

Hehe, I really didn't notice this small detail.

Originally posted by NaturalJ0 at 2006-11-16 03:33:
del /s /f xyz.com
Is this okay?

It seems to only support the current path.

Tried it. When the batch file is in the root directory, it works completely. But if it's in a subdirectory, it can't delete files in the parent directory.

Last edited by ccwan on 2006-11-16 at 03:52 AM ]

Originally posted by ccwan at 2006-11-16 03:45:

It seems to only support the current path.

Tried it, when the batch file is in the root directory, it works completely, but if it is in a subdirectory, it cannot delete files in the parent directory.

Last edited by ccwan on 2006-1 ...

　　Just add a drive letter: del /s/f c:\abc.cba

Originally posted by lxmxn at 2006-11-15 03:55 PM:


　　Add a drive letter: del /s/f c:\abc.cba

Tried it, works

for %%i in (xyz.com) do del c:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del d:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del e:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del f:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del g:\%%i /a/s/f
There's nothing left.
But in the hidden file folder, I can't do anything.
I'm a newbie, don't laugh at me. Can you simplify it? There's no /s command for del in DOS, please give me some advice, expert.

Last edited by wu9910 on 2006-11-21 at 01:35 AM ]

Originally posted by wu9910 at 2006-11-21 02:41 AM:
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del c:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del d:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del e:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do del f:\%%i /a/s/f
for %%i in (xyz.com) do d ...

Making a simple problem complicated...