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Remove a File or Directory in PowerShell

Problem

You want to remove a file or directory.

Solution

To remove a file or directory, use the RemoveItem cmdlet:

PS >TestPath NewDirectory True PS >RemoveItem NewDirectory PS >TestPath NewDirectory False

Discussion

The RemoveItem cmdlet removes an item from the location you provide. The RemoveItem cmdlet doesn’t work only against the filesystem, however. Any providers that support the concept of items automatically support this cmdlet as well.

The RemoveItem cmdlet lets you specify multiple files through its Path, Include, Exclude, and Filter parameters.

If the item is a container (for example, a directory), PowerShell warns you that your action will also remove anything inside that container. You can provide the –Recurse flag if you want to prevent this message.

For more information about the RemoveItem cmdlet, type GetHelp RemoveItem.

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