Hey! The reason your command didn’t work is due to a few issues:

1. %nxF is invalid — it should be %~nxF to get the filename and extension.

2. rm isn’t a valid command in Windows CMD — use del instead.

3. Quoting %Dir2%\* like "%Dir2%\*" breaks the wildcard — CMD won't expand it properly.

4. You're using variables like %Dir1% inside the for loop, but CMD may not expand them correctly there.

Here’s a working version for CMD (replace <username> and <folder>):

for %F in (E:\*) do @if exist "D:\Users\<username>\<folder>\%~nxF" del "E:\%~nxF"

and if you want to test first:

for %F in (E:\*) do @if exist "D:\Users\<username>\<folder>\%~nxF" echo del "E:\%~nxF"

Let me know if you're running it from a batch file — the syntax changes slightly!