Urgent!!!!! I can t delete files from my desktop hard drive

Enter "cmd" in "Run" to open the command line, use the cd command to go to the parent directory of that empty folder, and enter rd 123...Note that it is two. Add ) to delete.

Key points: 1. On the command line you must use the cd command to go to the parent directory of that empty folder

2, and then enter rd 123.Note that it is two. Add ending) to delete.

Added: Hints that your directory is not empty, you can try rd 123...s q to see if you can delete it.

You can also create a new "123" (without dots) next to the "123 dots" folder, and now you can double-click to open the "123 dots" folder and delete the contents again.

With rd 123 ...s q try once. If it's bad, look at the references!!

This folder can only be deleted from the command line, not in safe mode! If you don't believe me, you can try!

The disk you are referring to are all ordinary programs, is there a program to boot up? Or is it a program loaded in a process?

These two points must be excluded so that it will not be prompted to run.

There is also a home remedy that can't delete the file.,I've used it.,Open the file suffix.,Modify the folder properties.,For example, the suffix is exe.,You change it to other suffixes such as doc or txt.,You can delete it.。

To delete files, you can delete them one by one, and delete the folders that appear prompted last.

Open the folder and delete them one by one, although it is slower, but you can find which file cannot be deleted.

Then use the change suffix.

There is no problem with deleting that file when the system is patched or updated when the temporary file is updated.

After FAT32 to NTFS, the system usually adjusts the permissions of the last NTFS disk of the local disk for security purposes for the storage of temporary system files. The solution to this problem is actually very simple, just use CACLS to modify the permissions. Here's how:

Start --Run --(Input) cmd For example, if there is a problem with the D disk, enter the input in cmd"cacls d:\ /p everyone:f"He asked if he would change it, and Y would do it.

It is important to note here:"f"Must be capitalized, meaning full and absolute authority over Everyong.