I can t delete a folder on my computer, what should I do?

Can you tell me what folder you deleted.

If it's a system folder, of course you can't delete it. You have to really look at him unpleasantly, and format it directly.

In addition, deleting under the operating system DOS is the same as directly deleting, if you use the dos command to delete, you need to insert a DOS system disk.

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There are still a lot of people, and when I look back, there are so many.

However, during installation, the system has elevated the permission of this folder to the system permission, so the account with the adminstrator permission cannot be deleted or renamed.

It doesn't affect the operation of your system, if you want to delete it, there are two ways: 1Transfer the additional information, and then format the disk.

2.As mentioned above, take a DOS disk to delete (don't enter the DOS of the operating system), win98 system or above disks can be.

Right-Properties-Read-Only canceled none.

Use the Force Delete tool.

In the Add or Remove program, remove it and delete it!!

There is no "file shredder" installed with Kingsoft Poison Tyrant, using Kingsoft Cleanup Expert

Addendum: The path and file name should be clearly written. The folder name is not last with a dot, e.g. "aaa."The actual name of the folder is "aaa...\

Open ms-dos, if it is in the root directory of the D drive, enter the command "rmdir d: aaa.".Then press enter, ok!

You try this command.

cmdcd\

start is followed by the path to your file (e.g. d: xx..)This command opens the folder.

If you want to delete this folder, you can delete everything in it first, and then delete this folder.

You say so much, why don't you go into some detail?

However, it is estimated that you are deleting a file in the process, look at your file name, and then open the task manager, end the process with the same file name as you, and then delete it, I have encountered this situation before.

Enter safe mode to delete.