I always assumed that a delete command would execute at max disk capacity on a single thread and that multi-threading it would even slow the command (more rando

I always assumed that a delete command would execute at max disk capacity on a single thread and that multi-threading it would even slow the command (more random accesses on the disk). This utility would have been a godsend a couple months ago when I had millions of XML files to delete on one of our server (12 years of accumulation). It took several days (it's an old Windows 2003 server with SCSI disks I think).