Step 1: Open Command Prompt as Administrator. Honestly, with option two, you should have this problem solved at this point. Advertisement - Option 3: Rename the folder using Windows Command-line Step 3: Once you enter the command line for the folder’s path, hit Enter, then type “ y”, to delete the folder. You need to use the full path in case you want to delete a subfolder. In this example, the folder I want to delete is located in the drive “D”, and the folder name is “mulcas folder”. Step 2: Type the following command line: rd /s “\\?\ :\ ” You can tryp cmd in the search bar, then right-click on it, and select Run as administrator. More often than not, this is the option that will help you to get rid of this problem. Option 2: Remove the folder using Windows Command-line Verify if the issue was solved if not, try restarting your computer again after this procedure. Step 2: Once you are in the Task Manager, right-click on Windows Explorer, and click Restart. Additionally, you can rick-click on your Windows Taskbar, then, click on Task Manager. Step 1: Hit Ctrl + Alt + Del, and click Task Manager. To restart the File Explorer, you need to access Windows Task Manager. Your problem could be solved as easily as restarting the Windows File Explorer, as it is the application that controls your file system. It provides a graphical user interface for accessing the file system. Option 1: Restart Windows File Explorerįile Explorer is the file manager application for Windows.
Note: I took some of these solutions from the internet to give you more options to solve this issue. These two options will help you solve problems quickly (most of the time ), without the need to dig down for more technical solutions.
But first, you check for Windows updates or restart your PC. There are some approaches for you to solve this problem. And probably, because the extension of the file is not defined correctly in Windows OS. It seems the error tends to occur in Windows with files or folders created by third-party applications. However, I have noticed that in my case, it is happening with some folders downloaded from Mega and later, I move some of its files to another folder. There could be many reasons for this error, according to the Internet. Anyways, this strange message keeps showing up, and it is frustrating when there seems to be nothing to do about it. This error doesn’t make any sense it should say another message.
Obviously, the folder is here I can view, locate, and access the folder from the Windows File Explorer.
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