>>719846>Seems redundant to rewrite the path when I’m at the directory.Well it's necessary, or you're not going to get the leading \\?\ that tells Windows you want to use long long filenames. (
https://ss64.com/nt/syntax-filenames.html)
See that key above capslock? You need to start using it. Fire up your cmd.exe window, then type
rd /s \\?\c:\
Then press tab until you get the first level of your path, then press \
Then press tab until you get the next level of your path, then press \
Then press tab until you get the next level of your path, then press \
Then press tab until you get the next level of your path, then press \
Then press tab until you get the next level of your path, then press \
When the window has made your whole path for you, press enter, say yes, and your directory will be gone.
I literally just tested this in a vm, and if you do it properly it works. You absolutely need the \\?\c:\, if you don't use it you get "the system cannot find the file specified".
