Windows Batch: Batch delete specified files from a specified directory.

You can use the following Windows batch commands to delete files and shortcuts with specified names from a given directory in bulk:

@echo off
set "rootDir=C:\your\root\directory"  //将 "C:\your\root\directory" 替换成您的目标根目录
set "fileName=newbie_guide.lnk"  //将 "newbie_guide.lnk" 替换成您要删除的文件名

for /r "%rootDir%" %%f in (%fileName%) do (
    del "%%f"
)

set "shortcutName=新手必读.lnk"  //将 "新手必读.lnk" 替换成您要删除的快捷方式名

for /r "%rootDir%" %%s in (*%shortcutName%) do (
    del "%%s"
)

Description:

• @echo offDo not display batch processing commands in the command line.
• set "rootDir=C:\your\root\directory"Store the path to the target root directory in a variable. rootDir Middle.
• set "fileName=newbie_guide.lnk"The name of the file to be deleted is stored in a variable. fileName Middle.
• for /r "%rootDir%" %%f in (%fileName%) do (del "%%f"):make use of for Iterate through all subdirectories within the specified directory to locate files with matching filenames and then use them. del Issue a command to delete them.
• set "shortcutName=新手必读.lnk"The name of the shortcut to be deleted is stored in a variable. shortcutName Middle.
• for /r "%rootDir%" %%s in (*%shortcutName%) do (del "%%s"):make use of for Iterate through all subdirectories within the specified directory to find files whose shortcut name matches the given name, and then use them. del Issue a command to delete them.

Note: In Windows batch scripts, variable names must be enclosed in two percent signs (%).%%) is used to represent.