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Dos Command to Find a Specific File Size

frozenade, on Feb 11, 2009 2:36:34 am GMT 
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Hello,

How to find a specific file with a specific size? For example: I want to find files with 72kb size.

To find specific file I use: DIR *.exe /b /d /s but I can't get the file size.

Please help me. I need this to delete all disgusting worm with size 72kb in DOS command.

Thank you..

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