Delete files less than a specific size

Question

I would like to delete all files that are less than a specific size in a directory. Does anyone know if there is a Windows command that will do this? something like de

Answer 1

Ok so I used AtomicParsley in a cmd script to add artwork to all my MP4 movies in over 400 sub folders with the --overWrite option. It sometimes barfs and the orignal file is left at less than 2k. I needed a way to find all these messed up MP4 files so I can redownload them.

This is what I used from the command line using Mrchief's example and it works like a charm in windows 7.

@for /f  "usebackq delims=;" %A in (`dir /s /b *.mp4`) do @If %~zA LSS 2048 echo "%A"

and this is the output after processing 32 of the files

    D:\Movie>@for /f  "usebackq delims=;" %A in (`dir /s /b *.mp4`) do @If %~zA LSS 2048 echo "%A"
    "D:\Movie\Action\Deadland (2009)\Deadland (2009).mp4"
    "D:\Movie\Science Fiction\Alien3 (1992)\Alien3 (1992).mp4"

    D:\Movie> 

you could replace the echo with del and change the 2048 to search for a different size.