How to `Rm Dir/*/Foo. Txt` in Windows?
I Have a Directory with Several Subdirectories Inside and Several Files Inside Those. I Want to Delete All Files with the Name 'Foo. Txt' in Those...
I have a directory with several subdirectories inside and several files inside those. I want to delete all files with the name 'foo.txt' in those subdirectories.
So basically I want Linux's rm dir/*/foo.txt, but del dir\*\foo.txt doesn't do it.
Also, the subdirectories might contain space characters.
1 Answer
This should work after moving to the top folder:
del /s foo.txt
Enter del /? to see the rest of the options.
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