Can not delete a stubborn file without a third party

A small partner asked that some files on the computer with long file names cannot be deleted. Is it poisoning? Xiao Bian can say with certainty, no! This is because the default character length of the Windows system is 255 characters. If the file name exceeds the character limit, the file cannot be moved, copied, deleted, or even run.

If you want to delete it, it's actually quite simple. You can use some file shredders and other similar functions of third-party management software. However, in order to prevent everyone from being "barreled", there is no need to provide any third party methods.

Just find a place to create a new text file, copy the following code into it,

DEL /F /A /Q \\?\%1RD /S /Q \\?\%1

Then change the text file's .txt suffix to .bat on the line.

After that, you want to delete those files that cannot be deleted, only drag and drop the files directly onto the newly created batch. In addition, if you have compression software on your computer, you can use the right mouse button on those files to select "Add to Compressed Files."

Then just pick up the name of the compressed file, and check the "Delete the original file after the compression", you can also directly kill these stubborn guys.

This is a small trick inadvertently discovered, practical, right?