Windows 10: cannot delete .ogg files

Hi I'm running into a problem where I cant seem to delete or move any of my .ogg files. if theres a way to do it, I would love to hear it so that I can get rid of them.


Thanks!

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Unable to move .ogg files

It only lists Windows Explorer as a lock, and if I try to run it it says it successfully unlocked however it doesn't fix it.

Strangely though, .ogx files work now, although .oga and .ogg files are still broken.

 

ogg file wont open automatically with Audacity

I'm so frustrated with Win10. I can't find anything and can't make anything work. I downloaded an
ogg editor called Audacity, and downloaded an ogg file that I want to edit. For some reason, the ogg file only wants to be opened by
CyberLink (Power Media Player), which I know nothing about and do not have installed. I want it to open automatically with
Audacity. It took me all evening (like 6 hours, since I cannot use SEARCH FILE as I have done for 20 years) to find the Audacity program. It is located at
C:\Program Files (x86)\Audacity\audacity.exe. If I right-click the CyberLink ogg file and try to add this audacity.exe to the list, instead of adding it, it just opens the file with Audacity, and when I export the file (can't save, have to export),
it is still a CyberLink file. I don't want CyberLink, I want Audacity. Why is this so hard in Win10? PS--I tried some of the suggestions in some previous answers here about file associations, but none of them worked for me.

 

Unable to move .ogg files

After updating Windows 10, whenever I try to do anything to any file with a .ogg, .oga, or .ogx extension (and possibly more things related to .ogg I haven't tried yet), Windows Explorer just stalls forever. I can't open them to be played in VLC, move them
anywhere, or even delete them. Renaming them takes about a minute. All other files work fine, and these same files work fine if I just rename them to .mp3, so the files aren't the issue. I really don't know what the issue is, besides something to do with Windows.

I am running Windows 10 Home Insider Preview on build 1809.1000, although I don't really see how that would cause the issue. Could something with windows explorer be corrupted to mess with those 3 types of files?