Windows 10: Can't Delete A File

So I've been trying to delete this .tiff image file I've made sometime ago.

I tried moving and deleting it; it does nothing, I tried several programs to overwrite and delete it; same thing.



https://preview.redd.it/81hbadpa80d...bp&s=2ff30b5e78947eb167b2c7d1c274fe145ee5b558

When I try to delete it using cmd it says that file is not a <DIR>

https://preview.redd.it/n1u2erkb80d...bp&s=76ed652c78c4b3ce4ccb4623bcedb0077a5bd591

Any solutions to fix this issue?

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deleting hard drive files

Hi,

May we know what type of file are you trying to delete? Would it be Office documents, media files, or picture files? If you're trying to delete files for free some space on your device. We suggest to perform a Disc Cleanup. Kindly follow the steps below to
perform the task:

• Type in Cortana Disc Cleanup
  
• Choose the files to delete
  
• Click on "Clean up system files"
  
• Click on Ok
  

For any concerns, don't hesitate to get back to us.

Regards.

 

Only write one number to log file and delete old ones?

Hey,

I'm trying to have some software read from a .text file a number (GPU Temp) but the software will only the first number in a list (Or the first anything)

Is there a way to have to log file delete the previous entries and write the new number in it's place without any headers?


EDIT:

Sorry I'll try again.

I have some webcam software that can read a number (or whatever) from a text file and then it displays the number as an overlay.

See here: http://10.244.193.13:8081/

I was trying to use GPU-z to do this but as it logs as a list the webcam software can't update properly (also it reads the headings of the file and displays them instead)

Is there anyway to alter the logging to only output just the number (GPU Temp) and to delete the old numbers so the new value is the only value in the file.

 

File in explorer can't be found to delete

After chkdsk, try the method in step 6 of https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...-system-volume . That has worked for me when deleting reserved filenames that Explorer can't handle.