Master recursion: Delete system stubborn file skills _windowsxp

As the saying goes, please God easy to send God difficult, some of the software needs to be installed, when no longer need to use them, such as illegal deletion, illegal software shutdown, software itself bugs, and so on, often the software can not unload or uninstall incomplete phenomenon, sometimes we delete a file or folder, System prompts cannot be removed, which is really a headache, so let's take a look at the solution.

　　 I. Conventional Solutions 　

1. Remove or reboot the computer, and then try to delete it.

2. Enter Safe Mode removal.

3. Delete them using the Del, deltree, and RD commands on the Pure DOS command line.

4. If you have more subdirectories or files in a folder that cannot be deleted, you can delete the subdirectories and files in the folder, and then delete the folders.

5. If you uninstall a software after the Add or Remove Programs option, you will find that the installation directory of the software still exists, and there are several files left in it, and the system prompts the file to be used without deleting it.

You can open the Command Prompt window first, press "Ctrl+alt+del" to open Task Manager, and shut down the "explorer.exe" process in the process (preferably close all programs before that, as shown in Figure 1), and switch to the Command prompt window. Use the DOS command to enter a folder that cannot be deleted, and you can delete the folder by entering the Del folder name. When the deletion is complete, select "File → new task" in Task Manager, and enter "Explorer.exe" to re-establish the shell of the system.
　　 Second, Advanced Solutions 　　

　　 1. Disk Error 　　

Run a disk scan and scan the partition where the file is located, make sure that the repair files and bad sectors are selected before scanning, scan all options thoroughly, and then delete the files after scanning (Figure 2).
　　 2. Pre-read mechanism 　　

Some video, image file playback is interrupted, or is being previewed, causing an inability to delete. In the Run box, enter: regsvr32/u Shmedia. DLL to log out of the read-only function. or delete it in the registry [HKEY_

LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARECLASSESCLSID{87D62D94-71B3-4B9A-9489-5FE6850DC73E}INPROCSERVER32] key value. You can then delete the file.

　　 3. Firewalls 　

Since anti-virus software also causes the prompt file to be used when the deletion is performed, try to stop or close it and then delete it.

　　 4. Office, WPS series software 　　

Illegal shutdown of Office and WPS can also cause files to be deleted or renamed. Rerun the program, then shut down normally, and then delete the file.

　　 5. with the help of WinRAR

Right-click the folder you want to delete and select Add to compressed file. In the pop-up dialog box select the "compressed delete source file," casually write a compressed package name, click the "OK" button (Figure 3).
　　 6. Permission Issues 　　

If this is a Windows 2000/xp/2003 system, first determine if you have permission to delete this file or folder.

　　 7. Removal of executable files 　　

The DLL dynamic link library that is being invoked by the image or program that executes the file is not released in memory, and the file is also being used when deleted, and the solution is to delete the paging file in the system under DOS (Win98 is win386.swp,win2000/xp is Pagefile.sys).

　　 8. File Crushing Method 　　

Using a file grinder, such as Windows Optimizer Master or file Pulverizer, you can completely remove some stubborn files.

　　 9. With the help of small software ──wholockme 　　

Install Wholockme (Download address: Http://sccrc.onlinedown.net:82/files2/ha_wholockme104-yfc.rar), you can find in the right button menu "Who Locked me?" option, by clicking on it, you can see who is calling the file, press "End process" to turn off the calling file's program, and then you can easily delete any files you no longer need (Figure 4).
　

　　 10. Clear the residue after the software uninstall 　　

Uninstall the software from the "Add or Remove Programs" in the control Panel, the software is uninstalled, but it still exists in the "Add/Remove Program", although it does not affect the operation of the system, but always feel very awkward, how to completely clear it?

Method One: Remember the software name, to the Windowssystem folder to find its corresponding CPL file (because each deletion is corresponding to this CPL file, cpl file deleted deleted items are not), after the deletion of the control Panel in the corresponding items will disappear.

Method Two: Start Registry Editor. Navigate to [Hkey_local_machinesoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversinuninstall] and select the name of the application you want to delete right-click Delete (Figure 5).
　　 11. Clear WinXP Self-tape program 　　

For a system-bundled program, when the appropriate uninstall option is not found in delete or add programs, Notepad opens the "sysoc.inf" file under C:windowsinf, replaces "Hide" with "," (without quotes), and restarts the computer after saving, "Add/ Remove Program "There is a system with the media player, such as the deletion of the program.