Windows 10: File with 0KB In Downloads Cant Delete It

I need your help guys. I have a file in my Downloads and it says is 0KB exactly but when I try to delete it gives me the following - Could not find this item. This file is no longer located, Verify the items location and try again. Now it says Type - File , Size - 0 bytes. How do I delete this file exactly ? Thank you

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3110c says phone memory full, behaves wired, error

i have no files in my phone memory then the preloaded files that i cannot delete, but still its says memory full in memory status also

but i cant see any files in phone memory then preinstalled files

also i see some 0kb files in root of phone memory like serie of AA AB XC YD what to do of this files

pls help in out i cant to with my phone

even i cant send sms as memory full error

 

What does error code 83000000 mean when trying to sync an MP3 file to a Nokia 920?

I fixed the duplicate problem. I removed an album from my wifes phone, later she wanted it back on. Most songs were duplicared when I put it on again. This is a 920, no SD card.

I took a look at the folders in the music folder. There is an album and artist folder that has 0kb files that have the names of the albums and artist that are on the phone. When you remove songs the 0kb files are not removed from the album or artist folders.

I deleted all the mp3 files for the album again and deleted the album and artist 0kb files related to the album from the album and artist folder. Put the album back on the phone and there were no duplicates.. I used windows explorer for all of this.

If you have an SD card these 0kb files are in the phone and SD music folder. I suppose you would have to delete them from both locations.

 

Hi, please see
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...a-4128ca971e6c

and if you like videos (this one even has pleasant music) try
Item Not Found error - How to Delete Undeletable File - YouTube

 

Thanks man. Actually man I used another method this one Simply install Winrar. Right click on troublesome file or folder. Click on winrar's Add to archive... Click on the small box next to Delete files after archiving and OK. Your troublesome file changes into a winrar file. Simply right click and delete it. Voila! and It actually work the file is gone. Thanks for the video.

 

Good. Yes, other posts ref. Winrar. It seems sad after all this time we still need a workaround to deal with this...