ForEach($SubfolderinGet-ChildItem-LiteralPath$FolderToDelete-Recurse-Force|Select-ObjectFullName,@{Name="Depth";Expression={($_.FullName-split"\").Count}}|Sort-Object-Property@{Expression="Depth";Descending=$true}){Remove-Item-LiteralPath$Subfolder.FullName-Recurse-Force} # Then remove the fo...
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使用Stop-Process强制终止其他进程通常应该是最后的手段，
-Recurse开关无法在Remove-Item上正常工作（它将尝试在删除文件夹中的所有子文件夹之前删除文件夹）。按...
The following script will delete items in my Downloads directory that are older than 6 months: $Folder = "G:\Downloads" #Delete files older than 6 months Get-ChildItem $Folder -Recurse -Force -ea 0 | ? {!$_.PsIsContainer -and $_.LastWriteTime -lt (Get-Date).AddDays...
It uses thePathparameter to specify the file. It uses theForceparameter to delete it. WithoutForce, you can't deleteread-onlyorhiddenfiles. Example 4: Delete files in subfolders recursively This command deletes all the CSV files in the current folder and all subfolders recursively. ...
Example 11: Recursively copy the entire contents of a remote folder to the local computer A session is created to the remote computer namedServer01with the credential ofContoso\User01and stores the results in the variable named$Session.
Delete everything within a specific directory Delete files older than 24 hours Delete files older than and create a log of which files were deleted Delete files on remote server Delete files/folders on remote servers using powershell Delete folder based on date of creation of folder Delete Folder...
So, what we want to do is iterate one level (i.e. not recursively) below each parent (where "parent" is a directory object, not a file object) and move that object up to the root level, and if that happens without any errors, then remove the parent dire...
Remove-Item C:\Test\test.txt -force Now let’s delete a folder: Remove-Item C:\Test Running this command will delete all the contents of the C:\Test folder. No, wait, we take that back: running this command will delete all the contents of the C:\Test folderifthat folder contains ...