Delete file with cmd

Remove file via command line

del filename  -- removes filename

Source: windows-commandline.com

Delete file with cmd

Note** The deleted file will not be store in the recycle bin
del /Q *filename.extension*  --This will delete only specific file in a current dir

del /Q *.txt*  --This will delete all file with .txt 

del /Q *.*  --This will delete all file, except folder

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