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Hello Greg, and welcome to Seven Forums. :)
Since this is in a library, are you able to use the method in the tutorial below to remove the folder?
Library - Remove a Included Folder
Folder - Delete from Command Prompt
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New #101
Inability to delete folder
I gothrough that process...click start, user name, Libraries, Pictures,properties...click on include folder...I see the "includedfolder"...highlight it, click remove. It goes away in the box...hitOK...close everything. Check Windows Explorer and the empty folder isstill there...tried using elevated command prompt with RD /S /Q "C:\Users\Greg\Appdata\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Libraries\Pictures\My Pictures\2015_06_23"and it says it can't find the file path. So I don't know what I'm doingwrong. Greg
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In that case see if restoring the default libraries may toggle the ghost folder to be gone afterwards.
Libraries - Restore Default
If not, then see if creating a new folder with the same name at the location that is displayed in the library to see if you may be able to remove it from the library afterwards.
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can it permanently delete (like Shift+del) a folder with further filled folder inside?
i.e;C:\Program Files\iPod , C:\Program Files\iPod\bin which contains two files
So withwill I be able to achieve my goal?Code:RD /S /Q "C:\Program Files\iPod"
I wanted to automate removal of that folder after all iTunes upgrades with a script. How can I do this using a script? which format do I use for script? Open notepad, copy code, then save it as CMD or BAT?
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Hello, :)
Yes, you could copy that command into Notepad and save it as a .bat file. You could then use "Run as administrator" on the .bat file whenever you wanted to delete that folder.
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