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who here knows dos?
I have dozens of thumbs.db files in a certain directory and theyre large. How can I delete them all in dos?
I dont want to have to fish through every subdirectory to find them in windows because there are hundreds, isn't it easy to do this in dos? |
del *.db /s
or del thumbs.db /s in the parent directory |
format c: /s
had to.... sorry :winkwink: |
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or if they are all in a subdirectory off a main folder, and you have no use for any of the subdirectories you can always use the deltree command
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C:\DOS
C:\DOS RUN Run DOS Run |
fdisk /mbr
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It's funny how many people really do not know how to work Windows. |
delete *.*
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put lighter fluid on your cd rom n strike a match ull be all dossed the fuck up!
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look at the dir with ws_ftp you can see and delete them.
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to show those files if ur a windows geek
open up like c or something tools folder opts view tab show hidden files folders close yay visible |
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you my friend.... ARE CORRECT! |
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