How do I delete a corrupted or incomplete read only file? 20

1.Remove read-only attributes. Compensatory deletion.

2.Remove read-only attributes. Change the file name and then delete it.

3.Delete in safe mode.

4.Delete under DOS. (the most poisonous) and so on.

The first two that chenzhi4682 said don't need to try, it's useless.

Start with the third.

System error "Unable to delete file, unable to read source file or disk".

Trojan horses, viruses will create deformed folders, and store the released files in it to avoid users or antivirus software to clean up is not a new means of non-killing, recently there are many Trojan viruses to enable the infection mechanism, the normal files in the system are implanted maliciously, and the virus is automatically released when the user uses, and even the inability to delete files due to compatibility problems has even led to the inability to delete files, unable to read source files or disks.

What causes the phenomenon of "unable to delete files, unable to read source files or disks"?

1. Enter "Safe Mode Delete".

2. Cancel or restart the computer to delete.

3. Use the del, deltree, and rd commands to delete on the command line.

The above methods do not work at all, that is, they cannot change the embarrassment of not being able to delete files, nor can they really solve the substantive problems for users at the root. To resolve issues such as unable to delete files, unable to read source files or disks, etc., follow these steps:

The file cannot be deleted, use a Keniu antivirus file shredder to solve the problem of unable to read the source file or disk.

Keniu Antivirus File Shredder.

1. Remove stubborn documents without leaving traces.

2. Clear stubborn folders without leaving traces.

3. Support dragging files directly into the shredder, which is more convenient for the file shredding steps

1.Start by selecting the files that can't be deleted.

2.Tick the option of the files you intend to delete.

3.Click the shred button to delete the file.

It's simple.、Move your file first.、It's under the disk.,And then you can delete it.,That's what I did.、I've encountered read-only files that can't be deleted before.

Change the user permissions, delete all users, and remove "Inherit from parental line". Check the box to add the user you log into, select Full Control, and then remove read-only. No, smash it off.

If you install 360 Security Guard, you will see "Use 360 Contact Occupancy" and "Use 360 Force Delete" when you right-click on the file you want to delete.

First read the text of the folder, remove it, and then delete it.

Find the read-only file you want to delete, right-click -- Properties -- remove its read-only attribute and OK, and then you can delete it.

Upgrade your antivirus software and do all the antivirus, and good luck.

Some antiviruses have a smashing function (forced removal).

If you let it be infected by a virus, you can't delete it!!

If the disk is damaged due to illegal shutdown or other reasons, please repair it (repair each disk or only C).

Built-in disk repair method:

The specific steps are as follows: select the drive letter c in my computer, right-click the right mouse to select the properties, select "Tools Start Checking" in the pop-up drive properties window, and select "Automatically repair file system errors" and "Scan and recover bad sectors", and then click Start, the scanning time will vary depending on the disk capacity and scanning options (after doing it according to the above method, a box will pop up, the point is, repair it at boot after automatic shutdown, win7 select the disk check button according to the plan).

Bad sectors on the hard drive will lead to corruption or loss of computer system files, computer failure to boot or freeze. Hard disk bad sectors can be repaired using NDD Disk Utility or Scandisk.

If the fault persists, please restore the system or reinstall it (it is still not possible to format the hard disk and repartition and reinstall it, if it doesn't work, you will have to replace the hard disk, or overhaul it).

Use the chkdsk command to fix it first. And then delete it.

Example: chkdsk i: f