Delete files that cannot be deleted under win7

Many of my friends have found that some files cannot be deleted if they want to delete them. Today, I will give you a good method. The test environment is Windows 7.
Other systems are not tested. This method is very practical, and does not need to be restarted When deleting files like other methods, it also saves the trouble of restarting.
Next, go to the topic.
When you delete a file or folder, the following errors occur frequently, especially in temporary folders. The system prompts that the file is in use or the operation cannot be completed. The file has been opened in xxx.
How can I delete this problem? I will reveal the answer to it today!

To successfully delete these files, first find out which processes have called them, and then close the relevant applications. Compared with the previous operating system, the "file in use" dialog box of Windows 7 has been improved. Generally, it lists the programs in the calling file (as shown in the red box ). However, in many cases, the system still cannot list all programs that call files one by one, so files cannot be deleted smoothly. At this time, Windows 7 "Resource Monitor"-a well-known but practical tool-plays a role.
Solution:
Enable Resource Monitor. In the start search box, type "Resource Monitor" and press Enter.

If the system prompts you to enter the administrator password or confirm the password, enter the password or provide confirmation.

In the "Resource Monitor" dialog box, switch to the "CPU" tab. Click the small arrow on the right of the "associated handle" column to expand it. Enter the file name in the search box (if the file name is long, enter some file names) and press Enter. All processes related to the file are listed in the "image" column.

Select the process of the file to be called, right-click the process, and click "End Process ".

Now you can successfully Delete related files/folders. TIPS: search by using the associated handle. We can also query the process corresponding to the registry key value!

PS: Windows Vista and Windows XP systems do not have their own resource monitors and cannot perform similar queries. Instead, you can download a gadgets, Process Explorer (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx), to use as needed.
After this article, you will not worry about deleting files that you cannot delete. Clean your system and delete files that you don't want.
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