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In windowsxp, I use "del /s /q myfolder" to delete a big folder. It will list all files and folders being deleted. is there a way to avoid that long display list? thanks,

+2  A: 
rmdir /s /q myfolder
Heinzi
+1  A: 

or rmdir del /s /q myfolder > nul

Which is the equivalent of the Unix/Linux's /dev/null which throws away any outputs as they are redirected to a black hole of a bit bucket...

Edit: Thanks Heinzi for my stoopid error....I have struck out the rmdir and replaced it with del :)

Hope this helps, Best regards, Tom.

tommieb75
You probably meant `del /s /q myfolder > nul`? rmdir does not produce output anyway...
Heinzi