You cannot change or delete a new folder

Since no abnormal program was found in the process, it is not a virus, and I have encountered this situation before.

That new folder may have previously contained some application files, in short, it contains files. When you delete all the files in the folder, the folder is empty.

Then the CPU will mistakenly think that this folder is being used, and of course you can't change the name and delete it, and it will prompt you to deny access

It's also possible that you've mismanipulated the folder, which can happen to you

It may be a virus, upgrade the antivirus software to the latest version, kill the virus in safe mode, use software such as Rising Card to check for rogue software, or malware.

Check to see if there are any unfamiliar programs running in the task manager, and try deleting the folder after stopping.

Maybe there is a virus, upgrade your antivirus software and then disinfect it, maybe it's fine.

Take a look at the system processes and see what are the more suspicious ones. After stopping, see if you can delete it.

In the virus, enter the safe mode, first kill the virus, then delete the old account, create a new one, and the problem is OK.

Have you tried to restart it?,First of all,Delete the folder first.,See if it works.。

Restart the machine and try again.

Yes, I'm sure! If it doesn't work, there is a virus, use Kabacha to check it! Don't use Rising! There is not much difference between crapware and root!

Didn't set the folder "read-only", right?

Maybe it's a virus.

Then there's the mistake you made when copying something.

I've had this happen to me too.

If you really can't delete it, use a file shredder to shred it directly.

Kingsoft Poison has a file shredding function, Keniu Antivirus File Shredder, which can shred the files you want to delete.

It is highly recommended that the landlord use an ice blade to remove. You'll know how powerful it is when you use it.

It may be caused by bad sectors on the disk, or you can try to use the properties first, Check Disk in the tool, maybe you can fix this problem automatically.

Workaround: Delete the method.

1. Carry out a comprehensive anti-virus first.

2. Deleted files can be deleted by 360 "File Shredder".

How to change your name.

1. If you can distinguish between the extension and the file name, you can naturally change it.

2. Hide the extension first, then change it, click My Computer Tools Folder Option View and tick the "Hide extensions of known file types". After that, after changing the file name is.

There are several cases: Isn't it okay to have everything on the D drive? Or not individually, if it is all, then your hard drive is not NTFS format.

If yes, log in with the administrator, right-click on the properties to find the disk management inside, and find the permission of everyone to select completely. That's it. If not, it could be a virus.

It is recommended to kill the virus.

There are not many files on the D disk, so you can right-click on the D disk and select Format

"What's going on".

First of all, it must be excluded whether it is a system folder, such as the windows folder, there are many contents that are not allowed to be deleted or changed; The page file of the system also seems to be a ...... that does not allow deletion

Or it may be caused by the identity restriction of the logged-in user.

If it is not the above situation, consider whether it is a virus factor.

Here are thirteen ways you can try them, and I believe there should be some ways to relieve your worries:

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. Use the command attrib drive letter file directory to the main file name. Extension -s -r -h -a

Then del drive letter file directory master file name. Extension.

That could be a problem with your computer's settings.

It's possible that it was automatically loaded when it was turned on.

This means that some of the information in this file is still occupied in memory and cannot be deleted.

Conventional workaround:

1. Cancel or restart the computer, and then try to delete it.

2. Press F8 continuously to enter "Safe Mode Delete" when powered on.

3. Use the del, deltree, and rd commands to remove it from the pure dos command line.

4. If there are many subdirectories or files in the folder that cannot be deleted, you can first delete the subdirectories and files in the folder, and then delete the folder.

5. End the process in Task Manager and delete the files in the Command Prompt window.

There are two ways to do this.

After restarting your computer.

Delete Sakura. If not.

Try the second type. Hail removal into the security model.

Safe Mode Celebration Sail Entry Method.

At startup. Press F8

Select Safe Mode to enter. Can;

1.New files cannot be renamed, and deletion is usually in occupation.

2.Check whether the new folder is open.

3.To see if the permissions are sufficient, use the administrator permissions to operate.

4.Task Manager (dtrl+ait+del) finds it in the process and ends the process and then deletes it.

5.Open with 360 Security Guard - Advanced Tool - File Shredder to find the file you want to shred and shredd.

Or try it when you turn it on.

With the help of winrar:

Right-click the folder you want to delete and select Add to Compressed File. In the dialog box that appears, select Delete source file after compression, name the package name, and click OK.

Tells you an invincible delete command, any file that cannot be deleted can delete a new text document.

Write the following command:

del/fa/q

rd/sq\\?1

Save As"Delete them all. bat"

Then, you have to drag and drop the file or directory you want to delete onto the icon of the bat file to delete it. Everything is OK, I don't believe you can try it.

With this, what do you need other auxiliary software for? Hehe.

It's easy to use on top of it, and it won't waste a lot of your time.

Upgrade your antivirus software and check for computer viruses to see if it's caused by them.

The newly created folder cannot be renamed Reason: The folder extension has been set and displayed, and if you don't pay attention to changing the name, it will change to the extension.

Solution: 1. If you can distinguish between the extension and the file name, you can naturally change it.

2. Hide the extension first, then change it, click My Computer Tools Folder Option View and tick the "Hide extensions of known file types". After that, after changing the file name is.

If it still doesn't work, then it is recommended that you reinstall the operating system, if there is a problem with the system, you can try the Akiba system.

If it's win10 genuine,This problem is generally the folder access permission opened by the defense module。

Turn off access to controlled folders and it's fine.

Click the Shield icon in the bottom right corner to go to Windows Defender Security Center and click on the first Virus and Threat Protection.

Click on the "Virus & Threat Protection" setting.

Scroll below and click on "Manage Controlled Folder Access".

Then turn it off.

With Kingsoft's file shredder, hehe.

Can it be hidden? What about file shredding?