Need Windows Recovery Console Details?

Could someone please provide me highly, very, remarkably specific details on the following two issues?



If I'm in the Recovery Console of Windows XP, and I want to delete a folder on the hard drive, I have a handle on that I need to type del at the prompt, but I can't find clear instructions almost how to type out the file first name of the file I want to delete. For instance, if I needed to delete the picture file interview.jpg from the folder d_pictures on the C drive, how would I type that out?



A related question -- I'm certainly not 100% sure where that picture record is located. I have an opinion, and I've been trying to put within different file path but windows isn't finding it, so I don't know if I'm typing the footpath incorrectly (hence my first question) or if I'm totally off on the record path (I can't boot up the computer so there's no road of checking the path). So, is there a road to type in the cross of the file (which I'm positive about) and find out where on earth it's located?



Thank you for your help.

Need Windows Recovery Console Details?

Hey,

If you know the baptize of the file, you can do a scour using the Dir command. eg:



dir test.jpg /s



this will force out the current directory (including sub directories) for the file name test.jpg



Once you find it, you can delete it using the del command. eg



del c:\images\oral exam.jpg



hope this helps

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