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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Third_Eye" data-source="post: 10243491" data-attributes="member: 352552">Unable to delete a file? <-- Must see this..Were you ever unable to delete a file?..you click delete and a message like this or like this occurs.That  is when windows are using the program in that instance and the program  needs to be shut down. So we go to Task Manager>Processes and find  the process and end it.But what if that process is already ended and  we still have the same message appearing over and over again. That  happens when Windows still use one of the threads of the process but not  the whole process. So, if the process/program is not essential for the  OS then we can just delete the file through command prompt;1.Remember where the file is located2.Click  ctrl-alt+delete and end explorer from the process list…Once you removed  explorer Windows will not be able to see what exactly are you doing  with the files.3.Click File and New task. Type in cmd4.Now when you open cmd, the navigator is probably located in c:\Document and Settings\Username5.We  need to navigate from this folder to the folder where the file is…Using  commands cd .. to go up and   cd foldername to enter a designated  folder6.Once we’re in the desired folder, by using the dir command we can see all the files in the folder .7. By typing in del foldername prompt will delete the file.8.Now just type in explorer.*it’s important to know that the file you’re deleting is not essential to the functioning of the OS<img src="/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/default/lol.gif"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":lol:" title="LOL    :lol:" data-shortname=":lol:" /></blockquote>

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