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e.g. if arch is in...<br />
c:\arch<br />
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then in &nbsp;CMD prompt...<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-40538901-1">rd /q /s c:\arch</code></pre>
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In a RD_Arch.bat file...<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40538901-2">@echo off
rd /q /s c:\arch</code></pre>
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e.g. if arch is in...
c:\arch

then in  CMD prompt...



rd /q /s c:\arch


In a RD_Arch.bat file...


@echo off
rd /q /s c:\arch

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THIS COMMAND ONLY REMOVES ONE SPECIFIC DIRECTIORY: &nbsp;rd /q /s c:\arch<br />
<br />
CORRECT?<br />
<br />
I NEED IT TO SCAN ALL DIRECTORIES AND REMOVE ANY DIRECTORY NAMED &quot;ARCH&quot;<br />
<br />
THANK YOU
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THIS COMMAND ONLY REMOVES ONE SPECIFIC DIRECTIORY:  rd /q /s c:\arch

CORRECT?

I NEED IT TO SCAN ALL DIRECTORIES AND REMOVE ANY DIRECTORY NAMED "ARCH"

THANK YOU

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Thank you for your time and expertise!
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You're welcome, Steve. Glad it worked for you. Have a nice weekend. Aloha!
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You're welcome, Steve. Glad it worked for you. Have a nice weekend. Aloha!

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Can someone please write a batch file to remove the directory: arch.<br />
<br />
This is a common directory name I use for my job folders and I need to remove it and al it's contents from past jobs to gain storage space.<br />
<br />
I am using windows 7 pro.<br />
<br />
thank you.
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Can someone please write a batch file to remove the directory: arch.

This is a common directory name I use for my job folders and I need to remove it and al it's contents from past jobs to gain storage space.

I am using windows 7 pro.

thank you.

BATCH FILE FOR REMOVING A COMMON DIRECTORY NAME

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