At times, it can be quicker to make and remove directories directly from the Windows command prompt.
Here is how to do it :
1. Open Windows command prompt and to create a directory (named “testing” in this example), type :
mkdir testing
2. Check it out by changing to this newly created directory :
cd testing
3. To remove this empty directory, simply type :
rd testing
If the directory contains files, then the above will show a message that the directory is not empty. In that case, first use the “del” command as follows and select “Y” to remove all the files within that directory and then “rd” to remove the directory :
4. It is gone, try to change to that directory now and it will return an error message of specified path not found.
Cheers.