how to delete undeletable files100 Working, also removes spywares :)

So here is my experience:-

Today when i have installed a software to download songs from YouTube my attacked with some spywares,
yes that file contained spywares,

i cant delete those files even using spyware doctor no1 spyware remover.

wen i went to delete those files manual from windows folder, iwas just stucked when i moved my cursor to windows folder my pc restarted. ,

so finally i have got the way how lets see how i have deleted those undeletable files, you ca delete any file using this method.


Typical Error Messages:

The first of two typical Windows messages:

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Cannot delete XXXXXXXXXX:  Access is denied.
Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in use.

The second of two typical Windows messages:

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Cannot delete XXXXXXXXXX: It is being used by another person or program.
Close any programs that might be using the file and try again.

The typical DOS command line message:

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The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.

End the Locking Process

This is our first suggestion as typically files can not be deleted because they are in use. Usually the reason the file is in use is because it is a part of a program (or locked by a program) that is running. Sometimes the program that is running is a piece of spyware that you want to get rid of. The first step is to shut down this spyware program that is running. Skip by this, if this is not the case.

Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to bring up Windows Task Manager. Go to the Processes tab. Search for the processes that should not be running. (We can not give advice on which processes these are. We hold no responsibility if you accidentally delete something you should not have. Please proceed at your own risk. This document is on how to delete the file, not how to determine which process is which software!)

Sometimes the names of spyware are easy to find, but sometimes they are cryptic or randomized on purpose. If in doubt, research the file on Google, like this one:

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http://www.google.com/search?q=msbb%2Eexe (searching msbb.exe in Google quickly shows it is unwanted spyware)

Once you delete the process, you can (sometimes) delete the files associated with the process.


Delete File Before Locking Process Starts Via Batch File

If you can not shut down the process that is locking the file you want to delete, here is a method of deleting the file before the process gets a chance to lock it. As I have no idea what process and what file you are trying to delete, you may follow these directions at your own risk.

For the purpose of this tutorial, I will assume that the file you want to delete is "toolbar.dll" and it is located at "C:\Program Files\Toolbar". In other words, I will show you how to delete "C:\Program Files\Toolbar\toolbar.dll".

Create a new text file on your "Desktop" (right-click "Desktop", "New", "Text Document")
Rename "New Text Document.txt" to "delete.bat"
The extension ".bat" determines batch files. A batch file is a list of DOS commands that are executed when the batch file is executed.

Edit the batch file (right-click "delete.bat", "Edit")
Insert these lines (make sure to include the quotes):

Example:

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REM Delete Batch File
del "C:\Program Files\Toolbar\toolbar.dll"
pause

The "del" command is the deletion command. The "pause" command pauses so that you can see what happens before the batch file window closes. The quotations are used as "Program Files" contains a space that will be misinterpreted as two separate words without the quotations. You may use any DOS commands in this batch file. You can see the commands I have chosen are to delete "C:\Program Files\Toolbar\toolbar.dll". Pay attention to what you try to do. "rd" cannot remove directories that are not empty, for example.

The icon of the file should change to reflect that the extension has been changed from ".txt" to ".bat".
Execute the batch file now (double click it)
Check to see if "C:\Program Files\Toolbar\toolbar.dll" is deleted. It should still exist as the process should still be locked. If the file is deleted, then you could have deleted it without using a batch file. To be explicit, a batch file does not posses special powers to delete files that you do not have yourself. A batch file can be executed at a time when the file-locking process is not running. This is the purpose of using a batch file.

Why execute the batch file now, when it doesn't work? Executing the batch file now lets you see what the batch file looks like when it runs, so it does not confuse you in the future.

As it says, press any key to continue. The batch file will then stop running and close down.

Now, let's run this batch file when the process is, hopefully, not running...

Explore "Startup" ("Start Menu", "Programs", Startup", right-click on Startup, Explore.)
A Windows Explorer window should open up that is exploring "C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Start Menu\Programs\Startup".

Copy "delete.bat", the file itself (right-click "delete.bat", "Copy")
Paste "delete.bat", the file itself, into "Startup" (right-click in the "Startup" directory where the files go, "Paste".)
You should see "delete.bat" existing in your "Startup" directory. Now your batch file will run "on startup", when your computer 'starts up' from being shut off or rebooted. Hopefully it will run before the process that locks the file runs.

Reboot your computer and go see if the file gets deleted.
This is when you can tell if it worked or not.

"C:\Program Files\Toolbar\toolbar.dll", or whatever file you choose to delete, should be deleted.

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