So the command line in this case became: RD /S /Q C:\Users\farshad\Desktop\Folder Similarly, to delete folders from a directory use the following command line: RD /S /Q C:\File path (e.g. So the required command became as: DEL /F /Q /A C:\Users\farshad\Desktop\infected.docx
For the novelty of it, I named the file as “infected”. Enter the command line: DEL /F /Q /A C:\Users\UserName\Desktop\file nameĮnter Del (for delete) followed by /F (for force deleting), /Q (for quiet mode, which does not prompt any confirmations before deletion), /A (allows file with set attributes (ex: hidden files, read-only files, etc to be deleted), C (drive) followed by the users directory, username, location (e.g. To get started open command prompt from the Start menu (go to Run and type cmd or from Start-> Accessories –> Command Prompt). In this post we will tell you how to get rid of these files and folders from the command prompt, which can be particularly useful if one is being unable to delete these files from Windows Explorer or using 3rd party tools. In such a case the infected files might become inaccessible due to their infected state. Many a times virus and trojans can restrict access to data on the system and continue to corrupt other files. Despite the use of several protection software there is no guarantee that a malicious source can be stopped from infecting your system. That is because both virus and malware threats are increasing as compared to a decade back. There are more protection software available than there ever were before.
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