Unable to delete file, access denied, what should I do?

Unable to delete files Access denied access resolution 1. First, when a file is being used, deletion will generally fail. At this time, you can use the file shredder in the Kingsoft Internet Security Vault. The target file or folder is added to the File Shredder to delete the list

2. download or install unlocker, right-select a target file, the pop-up menu, select unlocker to unlock, and then in the dialog box Select Unlock and delete. After

3. If you suspect damage to the storage media, you need to repair a disk, then operate. Just right click on the disk icon, select Disk Troubleshooting in the Disk Properties dialog box, and follow the prompts to complete. After the storage failure is fixed, it will not be reported if it is deleted. 4. For the setting of folder access rights, the resulting can not be deleted, this situation is easily overlooked. If the above methods fail. It is necessary to observe if the current user does not have full control of the folder. You need to right click on the folder icon, select Security in the pop-up menu, and add the current user or add everyone as full control. Unable to delete files Access denied phenomenon People who use computers know that deletion is the basic operation of file management, almost no one will not delete files, simply select the target, press del to achieve. But sometimes, when users see strange file, when you want to delete, but the pop-up prompt: & ldquo; Can not delete file access was denied & rdquo;

Could not delete file Reasons for Access Denied 1. The file is being used, the file is occupied, and the deletion will fail. You need to close or quit the program that is using the file, and then delete it. 2. If the NTFS file system is used, the deletion will fail if the current user does not have full control rights to the target file.

3. file storage problem, delete will fail. For example, the U disk is damaged, we can see this file in the Explorer, but can not delete the file. 4. There are special characters in the file name, which will cause the deletion to fail. Some users or software create such special files to protect valuable files from being inadvertently deleted.