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Removing shortcuts via command line

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platius Posted messages 2 Status Member -  
yves-michel Posted messages 46 Status Member -
Hello,

I've really lost my touch when it comes to commands in Windows.

So....

Does anyone know how to delete a shortcut from the command line that is present in the list of programs in Windows XP?
Knowing that this shortcut is present in ...\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\...
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.2

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    Jimmyb3 Posted messages 1118 Status Member 336
     
    Good evening
    First start, run, cmd, then in the command window, cd\, then cd Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs etc...
    Finally del file_name.lnk
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    "Love as a sword, humor as a shield" Bernard Werber
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  2. adns Posted messages 1152 Status Member 153
     
    Good evening, I don't understand very well, but in your place, I would try right-clicking and deleting.

    Good luck.
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  3. platius Posted messages 2 Status Member
     
    Well, if I specified it in the command line, it was indeed because it has to be in the command line...
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  4. adns Posted messages 1152 Status Member 153
     
    Une ligne de commande est une interface textuelle qui permet aux utilisateurs d'interagir avec un système d'exploitation ou un logiciel en entrant des commandes sous forme de texte.
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  6. Jimmyb3 Posted messages 1118 Status Member 336
     
    He means under the back
    Good night
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    "Love as a sword, humor as a shield" Bernard Werber
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  7. yves-michel Posted messages 46 Status Member 27
     
    My apologies, I must clarify that it concerns shortcuts and files that are present when one goes through search.
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