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When downloading with Thunder, I accidentally created a long folder with a space at the end. In XP, the source file cannot be read and cannot be deleted!

Please tell me how to delete a long - named folder with a space in DOS!

For example:
C:\91搞笑 V2.110 \New Folder
In DOS, it is displayed as:　91搞~2 110
Even if I use cd　91搞~2 110 or cd "91搞笑 V2.110", I can't enter this directory
It prompts that the file name is too long!
I can't even enter it, let alone delete it. It always prompts that the file name is too long

Which expert knows how to do it?

Try Deltree C:\9*.

Tried it! Path not found!

Check the disk.

Missed the decimal point:
cd 91搞~2.110

Has long filename support been loaded? If not, you can only use `cd "91搞~2 110"` instead of `cd "91搞笑 V2.110"`.

Originally posted by nkc020 at 2005-11-24 06:32 PM:
Tried! Could not find the path!

Deltree is an external command. Do you have this external command?

If XP cannot be deleted, it means the file has problems and cannot be deleted by ordinary methods. It is suggested to first perform a disk check