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Some how my webserver was hacked and someone upload 15 gigs of files (mostly crap) and I have deleted just about everything by using the shot name method and RD /Q/S. &nbsp;But there are still a few directorys that go on and on and it won't let me delete. &nbsp;It tells me that it can not find the file or path specified. &nbsp;The folder size is '0' and all it is, is a bunch of folders. &nbsp;Does anyone have any way to just delete the folder regardless of the permissions, etc. &nbsp;I just want to get rid of it.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Jeff<br />

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Some how my webserver was hacked and someone upload 15 gigs of files (mostly crap) and I have deleted just about everything by using the shot name method and RD /Q/S.  But there are still a few directorys that go on and on and it won't let me delete.  It tells me that it can not find the file or path specified.  The folder size is '0' and all it is, is a bunch of folders.  Does anyone have any way to just delete the folder regardless of the permissions, etc.  I just want to get rid of it.

Thanks,
Jeff


Remove directory no matter what

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