In this article, we will explain how to delete a file or a folder with the help of CMD.

Follow the following steps to delete a file or folder using CMB.

  1. First of all, you need to create a file and folder.
  2. Here are the commands used to delete a specific file or a folder and directly place them into the recycle bin-
  3. del rmdir
  4. Use the “del” command

    Here, we will try o delete our created file “Extra.docx” using CMD.

    You need to change the path of the directory in the command line and set the path of the file you want to delete.

    Enter the below command and press the enter key:

    cd Desktop

    Now, enter the name of the file you want to delete in the second line as given below:

    del Extra.docx


    You will see the file has been deleted.
  5. Use the “rmdir” command.

Here, we will try to delete the folder that we have created “Example.” Using CMD

If you want to change the path of the directory in the command line and set the path of the folder you want to delete.

Enter the below command and press the enter key:
Cd desktop

Enter the name of the folder in the next line:
rmdir Example

        You will see the folder has deleted.

        In this way, you can delete a file and folder using CMD.

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