You can t create new files on the desktop or delete files

Plan 1 [New P].

Note [Original]:

1 In safe mode, the effect is even better!

2.All the software to be used below should be installed or upgraded to the latest version to ensure the effectiveness of use.

3.It is not antivirus, and the following methods can be used directly. If it doesn't work, use a high-quality antivirus (e.g. Kaspersky) in safe mode to kill it, and it's best to use 360 Security Guard as well.

Use 360 Security Guard's "Trojan Horse" - Full Scan". Kill and restart. ）

You don't have to use all of the following methods, you can try them one by one. Sometimes, just the first one works.

One. Close the browser, open the "System Repair" of the new version of 360 Security Guard, and select "Home Repair", "System Repair" and "IE Repair" as a tick (you can also select all.) At least select "System Repair"), and then click "One-click Repair".

Too lazy to install it, just use the 360 first aid kit) .

Then use the 360 first aid kit. [Follow the steps: "Start First Aid" first; After scanning, if a Trojan horse appears, click "Isolation"; Then click "Repair" (you can select all of them to Fix Now".

Next, click on "Recover Lost DLL Files", add the missing DLL files that the system detected during detection, and then click "Repair Now". Repair Network is a case-by-case decision to fix or not. When you're done, you should restart.

Two. Scan with 360 Security Guard's "Clean Plugins" to clean up malicious plugins. When you're done, you should restart.

Three. Use Windows Cleanup Assistant (from the web**). After scanning (if you sweep things out, check them all and clean them), then use Fault Repair (select all), and then right-click on the desktop to refresh. Works well in safe mode.

You can also consider using the Kingsoft First Aid Kit [After point scanning, if there are items that can be repaired, after selecting all, point repair can be done. 】

Emphasis ---1In the repair, when there is a prompt in Kill Soft or 360, please click Allow. Restart the computer if prompted to restart during operation.

2.When the effect is not good, look at the three points in "Attention". 3.

After that, if the effect is not good, you can also consider system restoration (choose a restore point).

Poison restore registry or force restore default settings with Super Bunny.

Can something from other places (e.g. in the D drive) be deleted and created?

Still doesn't work, try to press F8 to enter the safe mode when booting up.

You can use System Restore to revert to previous settings.

The desktop folder could not be deletedSolution 1:

First of all, try to use antivirus software such as Kingsoft Antivirus to check and kill viruses, if there is a virus, the running virus will be removed, and the files in the folder will naturally not continue to be occupied, and the deletion can be completed.

The desktop folder cannot be deletedSolution 2:

Use the system's built-in task manager to see if there is a program running in the folder, and if you find it, you can end the run directly, and then try to delete it.

The desktop folder cannot be deletedSolution 3:

Try to use a program such as a file shredder, try to shredd, generally 360 security guard, Kingsoft guard and other security software, all have such functions, which can be found in options such as treasure chests. However, it should be noted that if the folder storage capacity is relatively large, it is not recommended to use it, because it will be more time-consuming. You can also use these tools to check for malicious plug-ins or something.

Twelve tricks to delete stubborn files in Windows system.

Time-tested. Ha ha.

I'm sure you've all encountered a prompt when you want to delete a file"The file is being used by another process and cannot be deleted"In the case, the usual approach is to close the program that uses the file or delete it after killing the related process in Task Manager. But what if you can't delete it? At this time, you can try the following methods, and I believe that at least one of them will relieve your troubles:

1. After canceling or restarting, delete again;

2. Enter safe mode or boot into pure DOS with a boot floppy disk (CD) and delete it;

3. If you delete a folder, delete it from the inside out, that is, enter the folder first, delete all the contents in it, and then return to the previous directory to delete the folder;

4. Delete with a file shredder such as Windows Optimizer;

5. Win2000 XP system login as administrator, and then delete the operation;

6. If the system is winxp, close the system restore, and then delete;

7. For large files, especially compressed package files, turn off the real-time monitoring of antivirus software before deleting them;

8. Cancel the read-ahead function and then delete it, method: start running, enter regsvr32 U, OK. Restart and delete again. When you're done, run regsvr32 again to resume registration;

9. Use winrar to delete, open winrar, point"Add", select the files you want to delete, and in the"Settings"Click below"Delete the source file after compression"After the compression is completed, the compressed file will also be deleted.

10. Perform a disk scan of the partition where the file is located first, and select it before scanning"Automatically repair files and sectors"and delete it when you are done;

11. Open the Command Prompt window, then open the Task Manager, and finish""process, enter the directory where the file is located in the command prompt window, delete it with the del command, and click in the middle of the task manager"files"Create a new task Browse and find C: Windows, point"OK"Can;

12. Win2000 XP system, clear the page file and then delete. Method: System Properties Advanced Performance Settings Advanced Virtual Memory Changes Set the page file size to"No paging files"to delete it after restarting.

Then restore the original page file.

13. Take a large hammer and then. Hehe.

Open the folder properties and see if it's read-only. If you want to remove the read-only attribute, you can do it. If it doesn't work. Consider if your computer is poisoned.

Mine is the system folder on the desktop, how to delete.

Log out of the system, and then delete it should be fine.

Look at the situation if it's a hint.

Neither.

Reboot and take a look.

It's possible that a background program is running.

So it can't be deleted.

This happens to me a lot.

1: After the next unlocker is installed on the Internet, right-click directly on the object, there will be an unlocker option, click on it and select the unlock, delete option and then OK.

2: Go to the next super ** station on the Internet.

3: Create a new text document on the desktop, pull this folder into it, and then delete it.

If the landlord is using an XP system, I highly recommend the landlord to try the Ice Blade, its deletion function is ruthless.

If you suspect that there is a serious problem with your computer, please use the 360 First Aid Kit.

If it doesn't work, just restore it with one click:

It is recommended to boot in a few seconds, see a series of English prompts, immediately press "F11" you use"One-click restore", if not, you have to reinstall the system.

The folder is occupied by a program.

It's estimated to be a virus, try it in the registry, and reinstall the system alive.

Delete with 360 File Shredder.

Sometimes it's occupying, restarting and trying it out.

Enter 360**, there is a 360 system first aid kit inside.

Use that to clean it up.