Tech tip of the week: If you have thousand files in a directory which has thousand subdirectories, trying to delete it can be painfully slow if you use the usual windows way. At these times, our good old friend DOS comes to rescue. Lets say the uppermost directory is "samil". To delete it with all its subdirectories type the following in a command window:
del samil /s /q
You ask about those "/s" and "/q"? Type "help del" in command window. You don't know what the command window is? Get the hell outta here!
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