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Usually, PC users love organizing their files into various folders. Sometimes we move our files from one folder to another, but we forget to delete the empty folder. In other cases, you install an application and then uninstall it, but it leaves behind some empty folders. Your system probably contains hundreds of dozens of folders, without a single byte of data in it. This is exactly where Remove Empty Directory (RED) comes into action.
This free application does exactly what the name says. It scans your drives or directories for empty folders and removes it. By default, it scans hidden folders, but ignores system folders to prevent any harm to your PC. It is also possible to integrate RED into Windows Explorer.
As a productivity junkie, I hate seeing too many empty folders, so I regularly delete unused files and empty folders. RED was still able to find 496 empty folders out of 15150 folders, which is quite a shocking number to me!
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wrote, on September 1st, 2007
A Handy tool to go with.
wrote, on September 2nd, 2007
Haha Nice application. Will come in handy for sure
wrote, on September 3rd, 2007
[...] are so good, you feel guilty not paying. Take Remove Empty Directory (RED) that I discovered via TechBuzz. This free program finds all the empty folders on your PC and deletes [...]
wrote, on September 3rd, 2007
Now this is really useful! Thank you admin for that! I’m having thousand of them…
wrote, on December 5th, 2007
Would like to know under which folders were most of your empty folders found? Were they under “Program files”?
wrote, on December 5th, 2007
Selbourne: You guessed it right!
wrote, on February 17th, 2008
CCleaner is another great **** cleaner.