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I have somehow got loads of empty folders within folders containing real files and i want to get rid of these empty folders but it will take me ages to do it one by one as I would have to open all the folders and look if there are any empty ones...is there a quicker way of doing it?
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Then download the utility 'Whatsize': that will list files & folder depending on their size, select the ones right at the bottom (check their size is 0kb) and just delete those. |
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