Completely delete the system volume information folder

I believe that many people are looking at the system volume information is not pleasing to the eye. It is useless to turn off the system restore. If you want to delete it, you can delete it. You can delete it by changing the file name, but it will appear again.
Some people may say that hidden system files are not allowed to display, but the general virus is also set to hidden attributes, if the virus is hidden, it is not easy to find.

The following methods can completely delete this folder.
First of all, you need to turn off the system restore of the corresponding disk. (The disk to be deleted must be closed for system restore, otherwise it will reappear after reboot or refresh)
Then use the following batch: (where Administrators are replaced with their own username)
Cacls "C:\\System Volume Information" /t /e /c /g Administrators:f
Cacls "D:\\System Volume Information" /t /e /c /g Administrators:f
Cacls "E:\\System Volume Information" /t /e /c /g Administrators:f
Cacls "F:\\System Volume Information" /t /e /c /g Administrators:f
rd /s "C:\\System Volume Information"
rd /s "D:\\System Volume Information"
rd /s "E:\\System Volume Information"
rd /s "F:\\System Volume Information"

The first four lines are for obtaining user rights.
The last four lines are to delete the folder.
You can also remove the corresponding code and selectively delete it.

The server 2008 system was successfully tested and it no longer appears after reboot.

If you turn on system restore, you can't delete it.
If you usually hide the system files, then you do not need to delete.
If you do not look at this folder is not pleasing to the eye, then do not have to delete.

If you don't look good, you can try this method to delete it.
In fact, if you do not use the system restore function, it is completely okay to delete.