Windows 10: Deleting multiple items from a list, using Powershell?

Okay, so I have some files which have multiple hard links each. If I wanted to get rid of them permanently, I'd have to not only delete the original filename, but all of its hard linked filenames too. So I know how to obtain all of these hard links, I can use the fsutil command:


fsutil hardlink list <filename>


Now when <filename> has spaces in it, fsutil gets confused. But that can be easily handled by using quotes:


fsutil hardlink list "g:\foo\foo bar.txt"


So this outputs all of hard linked filenames with their spaces too. For example:


g:\foo\foo bar.txt

g:\foo\bar\foo bar.txt

g:\bar\foo\foo bar.txt



Now to delete all of the filenames that come out of this output, I am attempting to use the following type of command:


fsutil hardlink list "g:\foo\foo bar.txt" remove-item


But again if the outputed filenames have spaces in them, then they make remove-item confused. How do I get remove-item to handle filenames with spaces in them, in this case?

:)

 

Oblivion item list/spell list

In this .zip are the oblivion item list and spell list. The spell list is rather complete, unlike some you may find. These are not my work, just a bit of copy/paste work.

If you see more than one spell or item in the list, it's a leveled spell or item. As they go down in the list they get stronger.

 

"Recent Items" list vs Opening a folder for Recent Items


Hello all... I am not understanding how MS elected removed the list of recent files and replaced it with opening a folder to see the recent files. That is now a 2 step process because you have to close the folder. I used the "recent items" a lot and I miss it - I'm sure others do ass well.
The solutions offered here only are partial, they only add the link to the start menu / jump lists, but those still open an actual folder which then has to be closed. If you open multiple files, then you have to close multiple folders. Odd...
I'm not a programmer - but I'm thinking (hoping!) that someone around here may be knowledgeable enough to find a way to return the actual "Recent Items" list, without opening a folder.
I'm thinking I may not be alone on this one...
Thank you!!

 

Is there a master list for deleting apps with powershell?

Is there a master list for deleting apps with powershell? I saw that people were making articles, videos, etc. and showing people how to delete Groove Music with poweshell, and I was wonder if there is a master list somewhere where I can find the apps
I want to delete and just copy & paste.