Windows 10: Undeleted folder!

Probably after a chkdsk, a folder has been created in C.
It has subfolders (50) and files (85). It's not matter of size, it's only 620KB.
I just don't want it to exist!

It can be renamed (- resist to delete -), cut, moved (not to a USB) but it can't be deleted.

I can't uncheck ''Read Only''.
I tried File Assassin but failed: "The file could not deleted"
I tried cmd but failed too.









Any idea?

:)

 

Undeletable Folder Icon in File Explorer

You could try the fully functional Revo Pro trial uninstaller, monitor the installation of Boxcrypt, then uninstall it using the monitored data. That should be more complete.

Otherwise as you suggested (but back up the registry first) search and delete any occurrence of Boxcrypt remaining.

Searching the registry is most conveniently done with a 3rd party tool that searches the whole registry and lists finds, unlike regedit which stops after each find.
E.g. OO regedit (free) - which includes an address bar (path)




You can also use a freeware program such as
Locate32
Everything (void tools)
Ultrasearch

- these quickly index every file and folder so you can do an instant search of your file system for Boxcrypt.
I'd not know how to cope without these. (I prefer Locate32). Note- they don't index content.

 

Undeletable Folder Icon in File Explorer

If you click this (attach images) then you can browse your PC and locate stuff. You should have all the normal options to delete and work with files and folders, just as if you were using explorer. I know it sounds crazy but it really did work for me some years ago when I had a folder that wouldn't delete.

 

The Undeletable Folder

It's probably in use.
What is it? Can you attach some more screenshots, perhaps of the photo files?