Poll of the Day > Is there a way to mass delete all files in a folder below a size?

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Like, I have a music folder. I want to try to delete all of those .txt files and playlist files and cues because I dont need them.

I have subfolders by band and then by album. can I just somehow click on the main folder, and specify to delete all files below, say, 10kb?

sort by file extension, highlight all the txt files, delete.
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sub folders

so do a basic search in the root folder for .txt, then delete everything that appears
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Adam_Savage posted...

sub folders

so do a basic search in the root folder for .txt, then delete everything that appears

yoooooo

You can do it quickly in Windows cmd:

Change directory to given path

cd [copy-paste full directory path here]

For deleting files below 10 kb in given directory

forfiles /s /c "cmd /c if @fsize leq 10kb del @file"

For deleting text files within given directory

forfiles /s /m *.txt /c "cmd /c del @file"

Of course, the method heliy suggested is much less complicated and basically makes the command prompt irrelevant, if it was not already, in the case that your OS did not happen to be of Windows.
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In Windows
Detail view
Sort by size / type
Click the first one
Shift-Click the last one
Delete

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