cmd - Delete files based on MD5 hash

Question

Using Windows command line (not powershell), I want to hash all files within the directory and then remove files that match a particular hash set contained within a text file.

I've considered using md5deep, but I'm unsure if the output of matched files can then be redirected into a delete command.

Any help gratefully received, thank you!

To add some detail; the files are in a directory called 'images'

md5deep.exe -r -b -x irrelevant_hashes.txt c:images

This gives me a list of the files that I need to keep. Is it possible to redirect the output from MD5deep to move the 'good' files to another directory?

Answer 1

For a single md5 key in cmd line it is as easy as:
(Here using the 64bit variant).

set "KillMD5=00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff"
for /f "tokens=1*" %A in ('md5deep64.exe *.* 2^>mul') do @if %A==%KillMD5% @Echo del "%B"

For testing the del command is only echoed.
In a batch file double the % percent signs %%A/%%B