Windows 10: Batch script question

Hello,

I want make a batch script to delete a spefic folder on the C disk, but how can I get only that spefic folder? I got this:
Code: FOR /D %%p IN ("C:\USERS\%USERNAME%\Downloads\*.*") DO rmdir "%%p" /s /q cd C:\USERS\%USERNAME%\Downloads\ del *.* /q /s timeout /t 5 >nul 2>&1 /nobreak cls[/quote] It works currently for the Downloads folder, but how can I change that? *Smile

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How to add a prompt dialog box through a batch file

Hi All,

Hope you all are doing good, I have a simple question where in i am trying to run two batch scripts and i want to add a prompt dialog box after the completion of one script so that once the user hits Yes the second batch file should not run if clicked on
no it should execute the batch file

Your suggestion would be of great help.

Thanks

 

Windows 10 Starts CMD.exe minimized

So we have a logon script that is a kixtart script executed by a batch file. This script operates normally under Windows 7, but will not show when using Windows 10. Upon further investigation, whenever starting a batch script, the script will always start
minimized. What could be causing this behavior? There are no GPOs set to make these scripts minimized.

Thank you

 

That script looks so complicated, I prefer simple ones like:

Code: rmdir "%USERPROFILE%\Downloads" /s /q mkdir %USERPROFILE%\Downloads[/quote]

 

And how would that work for the C:\ folder? *Redface

 

%USERPROFILE% will choose the current user profile wherever it is located.

If you want to specify a system disk, you can use %SystemDrive%

A random folder would be:

rd ""C:\AMD"" /s /q

rd ""%SystemDrive%\AMD"" /s /q

 

Code: FOR /D %%p IN (%SystemDrive%\Windows.old) DO rmdir "%%p" /s /q cd %SystemDrive%\Windows.old del *.* /q /s timeout /t 5 >nul 2>&1 /nobreak cls[/quote] That?