Deltree Ü
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 Deletes a directory tree as well as all files and subdirectories in it.

 Syntax: DELTREE [/Y] [/V] [drive:]path [[drive:]path[...]]
   drive:path
       Specifies the name of the directory you want to delete.  The
       deltree command will delete all the files contained in the
       directory you specify, as well as all subdirectories and files
       in the directory.  You can specify more than one directory.
   /Y  Delete specified items without prompting for confirmation.
   /V  Report counts and totals when finished.

 You can also use deltree for deleting files.

 Using the /V switch
 When you specify the /V switch, deltree counts how many files and
 directories it deletes and gives you a summary with that information.

 For example, if you have a directory named reports and jan, feb, mar
 and apr subdirectories, and you type the following command:

   C:\>deltree reports
   Delete directory "C:\REPORTS" and all its subdirectories? [yn] y
   Deleting C:\REPORTS

   * Files deleted:  12   Total of sizes (276,332 bytes (269.86 K)
   * Subdirectories removed:  4

 Using the /Y switch
 Normally, when you run the deltree command, it prompts to ask you for
 confirmation whether or not you want to delete a directory.  For
 exmaple, if you have a directory named reports and you type:

    C:\>deltree reports

 Deltree will respond:

    Delete directory "reports" and all its subdirectories? [yn]_

 To delete the directory, files, and subdirectories, press Y and ENTER.
 To cancel the deletion, press N and ENTER.

 See Also:
   Del
   Rmdir