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A blazing fast alternative to default Windows delete!

2022年2月19日 — 0.1 release of Turbo Delete - a tool that speeds up deletion of large folders on Windows! This is up-to 10x faster than the default windows ...

Best and fast way to massive permanently delete

2018年2月27日 — Shift + Delete is the quickest way I can think of to delete it and not fill up your recycle bin if all you are worried about is not having to ...

Delete large folders in Windows faster

Delete large folders in Windows faster · Open command prompt (cmd.exe) and navigate to the folder in question. · Run the following two commands: DEL /F/Q/S ...

How to delete large folder extremely fast on Windows 10

How to delete large folder( >500 MB ) with thousands of ...

2020年4月7日 — How to delete large folder( >500 MB ) with thousands of files fast? In Win10, I have tried windows explorer and all the suggestions on the ...

How to Delete Large Folders Faster on Windows 1011?

2023年9月14日 — Way 1: Use Command Prompt to Delete Large Folders Faster · Click the search icon on the taskbar and search for cmd. · Right-click Command Prompt ...

How to delete large size folder faster on Windows 10

How to delete large size folder faster on Windows 10 · 1. Open that folder on windows files · 2. Open Command prompt by typing CMD on files path or other way.

How to Fast Delete Files in Windows 10 & 11

2023年9月12日 — Step 4. You can see the information of the selected large files. Click Delete Now, then the selected large files can be removed from your PC.

What's the fastest way to delete a large folder in Windows?

2008年10月9日 — Next best is to use rmdir /s/q foldername from the command line. del /f/s/q foldername is good too, but it leaves behind the directory structure ...