Ignore my previous post PLease....

It was too simple I just needed to read your codes a little bit closer, Below is how I did it, it seems to be working

Thanking you all. 
AUTOLOAD;
require 5.006;
$|++;
use strict;
use warnings 'all';
use diagnostics;
use Win32::OLE qw[in];
my $fso = Win32::OLE->new( 'Scripting.FileSystemObject' );
my @folders = $fso->GetFolder( $ARGV[0] );

my $fCount =0;
my $sCount =0;
while( @folders ) 
{
    my $folder = pop @folders;
   
   $fCount += $folder->Files->Count; 
   $sCount += $folder->SubFolders->Count; 
    for my $subFolder ( in $folder->SubFolders ) 
    {
        $fCount += $subFolder->Files->Count;
        push @folders, $_ for in $subFolder->SubFolders ;
        $sCount += $subFolder->SubFolders->Count;
    }
}

print "Files : $fCount, folders : $sCount\n";

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Aaaaouch, Lost a point and that really hurts...Well losing points here on PerlMonks is helping me to be less lazy...

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Windows Scriptin Host & OLE. by blackadder
in thread Windows Scriptin Host & OLE. by blackadder

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