Alright lets say for example I have the following file structure C:\Users\user name\DOWNLOADS\

Now in downloads, there are folders. If I ONLY wanted to delete the folders in "Downloads" but not anything else how would I go about doing that. So to reiterate, I want to delete the sub-directories in Downloads, but not "Downloads" itself.
How would I do that in Command Prompt Windows 7.
del c:\src\file.txt
Deletes c:\src\file.txt.

echo.y|del c:\temp\*.*
Deletes all files in c:\temp without stalling for the usual Y es/ N o confirmation. The pipe replies Y es. The exact reply letter required is LANGUAGE specific.

del c:\temp\*?.*
Deletes all files in c:\temp without stalling for the usual Y es/ N o confirmation. The WILDCARD *?.* is EQUIVALENT to the global *.* (since all files have at least one character in their base name), but *?.* avoids a stall. This alternative isn't language specific.

del "c:\my src\*.TMP"
Deletes all files with extension TMP in c:\my src ("quote" path or name if it contains Space s).
That's only for files. I want to remove sub directories without calling the specific name. I want remove the sub directories in the "Downloads" folder, but leave Downloads itself. I can't use a wild card, is there anyway to delete them without calling each one specifically?

Code: [Select]@echo off
cd c:\Users\User\Downloads
dir /AD /b > subdir.txt
for /f "delims=" %%i in (subdir.txt) do (
echo %%i
cd %%i
echo Y | del *.*
cd ..
rd %%i
)
Output:
C:\Users\User\Downloads>subdir.bat
temp
C:\Users\User\Downloads\temp\*.*, Are you sure (Y/N)? Y
tmp
C:\Users\User\Downloads\tmp\*.*, Are you sure (Y/N)? Y

C:\Users\User\Downloads>dir /AD /b

C:\Users\User\Downloads>