1. Open the DOS Command Prompt
(Start->Programs->Accessories)
2. In the window with the DOS command prompt, change into the folder or directory in which you keep your music files
CD Music
3. Remove the system only and hidden attributes from the graphics files which make up your cd cover art by typing
attrib -S -H AlbumArt*.jpg
attrib -S -H Folder*.jpg
attrib -S -H Cover*.jpg
dir AlbumArt*.jpg
At this stage you could switch to an image view program to inspect the jpg images AlbumArt*.jpg, Folder*.jpg and operate upon them (archive, delete, move...)
Filenames are:
AlbumArt_{some-registry-key}_Large.jpg
AlbumArt_{some-registry-key}_Small.jpg
AlbumArtSmall.jpg
Folder.jpg
4. In the DOS command prompt window you can type the following to delete all of the CD Cover art files:
del AlbumArt*.jpg
del Folder*.jpg
If you operated on individual files and want to keep the rest of the cd cover art intact, then restore the system only and hidden attributes:
attrib +S +H AlbumArt*.jpg
attrib +S +H Folder*.jpg
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