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PowerShell Delete File If Exists - Stack Overflow Could you help me with a powershell script? I want to check if multiple files exist, if they exist then delete the files Than provide information if the file has been deleted or information if the
powershell - Delete files containing string - Stack Overflow First we can simplify your code as: Get-ChildItem "* milk" | Select-String -Pattern "fRating=2" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty path | Remove-Item -Force -Confirm The lack of action and errors might be addressable by one of two things The Force parameter which: Allows the cmdlet to remove items that cannot otherwise be changed, such as hidden or read-only files or read-only aliases or
Deleting file from FTP server using PowerShell - Stack Overflow I wrote a PowerShell script to download files using FTPto my local machine After the file is downloaded, I want to delete it from the FTP server I wrote this code too But unfortunately it's not
Compressing and removing files in Powershell - Stack Overflow I have written below Powershell code to compress and then delete files I have ~3,00,000 files in source folder with different modified date This script takes more than 18 hours to compress file f
Powershell Invoke-Command Remove-Item Remote Server I want to delete files on a particular folder of a remote server I execute the following in Powershell: Invoke-Command -Computer 'compname1' -ScriptBlock {Remove-Item -$args -force } -ArgumentLis
Find specific file and delete it if exists - Stack Overflow I am using a couple of variables but normally I use the object returned from the Get-ChildItem cmdlet to find files and use an if statement that is altered But how can I find a specific file in
Delete directory regardless of 260 char limit - Stack Overflow Combination of tools can work best, try doing a dir x to get the 8 3 file name instead You could then parse out that output to a text file then build a powershell script to delete the paths that you out-file'd