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Windows 7: How to find empty folders

26 Oct 2010  
rosede

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How to find empty folders

Is there a way to search for empty folders?

Thanks.



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26 Oct 2010  
richc46

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26 Oct 2010  
rosede

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Actually, I was hoping that the default search would do this for me.
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27 Oct 2010  
pacinitaly

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try this, works amazingly well.
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16 Nov 2011  
pvh4539

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empty folder nuker

Thanks pacinitaly for the tip to solve the empty folder problem
Pvh
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17 Nov 2011  
pacinitaly

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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by pvh4539 View Post
Thanks pacinitaly for the tip to solve the empty folder problem
Pvh
you're welcome
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04 Feb 2013  
marybethmn

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Thank you, thank you, pacinitaly! My Kindle was failing to index because it had a bunch of empty folders on it, I probably tried to put too much on it at once. Close to 200, and it was as I was looking for issues that I found an empty one. I really did not want to have to open each one, and I love the fact that it generated a list of files, so I can go restore the bad ones, if I want to.
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