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Hello,
Can you create a batch script containing:
This will delete the Recent folder and then recreate it. It's the same as emptying it ;p
The /q after rd allows you to bypass the deletion confirmation.
Hoping to have helped you,
Bricomachin
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Can you create a batch script containing:
@echo off rd /s /q "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrateur\Recent" md "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrateur\Recent" exit
This will delete the Recent folder and then recreate it. It's the same as emptying it ;p
The /q after rd allows you to bypass the deletion confirmation.
Hoping to have helped you,
Bricomachin
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A little thank you is always appreciated, as well as correct spelling.
Posts also deserve a retirement! Remember to mark your subject as resolved :p