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Usually, they will contain filenames that Windows thinks doesn't exist. | Usually, they will contain filenames that Windows thinks doesn't exist. | ||
To delete the folder, use the "escaped" name which tells Windows to not think too hard when interpreting the filename. | To delete the folder, use the "escaped" name which tells Windows to not think too hard when interpreting the filename. | ||
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rmdir /s /q \\?\H:\Trux\Truxton\55E3AF7109F30CA7 | rmdir /s /q \\?\H:\Trux\Truxton\55E3AF7109F30CA7 | ||
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Revision as of 10:58, 26 July 2020
This page contains some solutions to situations we've encountered during the life of Truxton
Delete Folder Structure
When expanding PST files, sometimes folders can be left behind. Usually, they will contain filenames that Windows thinks doesn't exist. To delete the folder, use the "escaped" name which tells Windows to not think too hard when interpreting the filename.
rmdir /s /q \\?\H:\Trux\Truxton\55E3AF7109F30CA7
