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I believe in Windows Vista, we could use linkd command. However, I cannot find this command in Windows 7. I know I can use Windows Explorer and delete the junction, but I wonder if this can be done in command prompt.

While I can use mklink command to create a junction from a command prompt, so, what is the opposite of it (something like linkd)?

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Delete junctions with rmdir (rd). Works in all Windows versions.

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@gravity, thanks! rd works while del does not. – Nord May 19 '11 at 5:45
Owh.. I mean @grawity (not @gravity) in my previous comment. Please accept my apology. – Nord May 19 '11 at 5:53
As a Linux user I really struggled to find this. Thanks so much! – Jonathon Reinhart Oct 28 '11 at 1:05
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