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I deleted this folder with del D:\aaa in dos. Why not? There are many folders in the aaa folder.
The DEL command in DOS is used to delete files, while the RD command in DOS is used to delete folders. For the specific usage of this command, please refer to the following text:

Del command:

Delete one or more files.

DEL[/P][/F][/S][/Q][/A[[:] attribute]] name

Erase [/P][/F][/S][/Q][/A[[:] attribute]] name.

Names specifies a list of one or more files or directories. Wildcards can be used to

Delete multiple files. If a directory is specified, the

All files will be deleted.

/P Prompt for confirmation before deleting each file.

/F Force the deletion of read-only files.

/S Deletes the specified file from all subdirectories.

/Q quiet mode. When deleting global wildcards, no confirmation is required.

/A Select the file to delete according to the attribute.

Read-only file system file

H hide file archive file

-Prefix of "No"

If command extension is enabled, DEL and ERASE will change as follows:

The display syntax of the /S switch will be reversed, that is, only what has been displayed will be displayed.

Deleted files, do not display files that cannot be found.

Rd command:

Delete a directory.

RMDIR[/S][/Q][ drive:] path

RD[/S][/Q][ drive:] path

/S All subdirectories under the specified directory will be deleted except the directory itself.

Documents. Used to delete the directory tree.

/Q Quiet mode, with /S, no need to confirm when deleting the directory tree.