Desktop file deletion issue, desktop folder cannot be deleted

This icon is that you have fallen for the advertising Trojan, the Trojan virus has modified your registration and hijacked the icon, click on this icon will enter the hijacked homepage, to achieve the purpose of the Trojan to click on the homepage. This icon cannot be removed by normal means.

Manual operation is not recommended because of the limitations of manual operation, which is only partially effective, and for virus modification, the virus must be killed first and then repaired.

You can search for "Kingsoft Net Shield", **This software, there is a one-click repair on the right side of the interface, click to dispose of the virus and repair the modification caused by the virus. If you scan it, you'll find something unexpected, because your system problem is definitely not as simple as the homepage being modified.

And open Kingsoft Net Shield, click on Free Antivirus, and you will get a free year of Kingsoft Poison 2011 Cloud.

If you find that NetShield cannot be scanned, right-click in the taskbar to exit the 360 tray).

Virus killing is good.

Use 360's Gold Mountain First Aid (Superkill) for now.

** If you find it, you can check and kill, only.

I have a roommate who encountered the same problem as you a few days ago.,I found all kinds of ways to solve it.,Finally, it's good to redo the system.,Only redo the C disk.,So that other disks don't have to be lost.。

With a 360 first aid kit! Follow 360 Security Guard to clean up junk files! It should work!

Find the root disk, copy the useful files to another disk, and format it.

1. Open the task manager to see if a program in this folder is still running, close the running program after finding it, and then delete it.

2. If the folder is set with access permissions, it may not be deleted. Right-click on the folder you want to delete, select Sharing & Security, then add the user permission as Full Control and then delete.

Try to shut down and restart and then delete to see if it works, generally speaking, there is something running in this case, so you can't delete it, restart it first and try it.

That's because you opened this document before, and the cache has not been erased, although you deleted the document later, and the file record is still on the cache, so it can't be deleted. It's like deleting a document that you're currently open, so there's no way to delete it.

Actually, it doesn't matter, you can delete it after the next restart, and the faster way is to use other antivirus software to force it to delete.

The upstairs ones have said it, and I'm just going to explain to you why I can't delete it.

The file is protected, and the protection is lifted first.

Use anti-virus software to kill one and then delete it, and the computer is likely to be poisoned.

How it works:

Then I opened a Windows Explorer, found the file I needed to delete in the process, and if it was still running, click to end the process, and then delete it.

If you have set permissions in a folder, you may not be able to delete it. Right-click on the folder you want to delete in Windows Explorer in the previous step, a property box for the file appears, click 'Security' and then 'Safe'.

Finally, check "Security Controls."", add the user permission as a security control, and then delete it.

In addition, we can also use third-party deletion software, such as 360, Kingsoft Poison, etc., all with file shredders, right-click to open Kingsoft Poison, find the file shredder, and click it.

You can also shut down and reboot into safe mode to delete, in safe mode any folder and program can be deleted.

bat and drag the file you want to delete up and you're ok@echo y|cacls %*/c /t /p everyone:f del /f/a/q %*rd /s /q [url=file://\\?

]\/url]* pause

It is recommended to use security software to scan the entire disk, which is usually caused by Trojans and malware.