The big “Unlock” button on the middle of the window is going to free the occupied item from the process. As soon as you add an item, the lower part of the window is going to expand and give you information regarding the process that is using it (its name, path and process ID, to be precise). There’s a file list in the center where you add the locked files. The program’s interface is very clear and uncomplicated. Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 users will have no trouble installing the product. Unfortunately that’s not all, as in the very next step you will also be asked to install IObit Malware Fighter and Advanced System Care. There are no advanced settings throughout the installation procedure, however you will be asked at some point whether you want to install IObit Toolbar, set Yahoo! as the default search engine and install Search Settings to alert you to any attempts to change it. This easy-to-use program will delete/rename/copy/move any problematic item by releasing the process that holds it captive.Īfter downloading the setup file, run it and follow the instructions to successfully install the software. Most times this happens because that file is in use and therefore cannot be deleted until it is no longer open, but what happens when you don’t know which process is using the file? If a reboot doesn’t fix the problem (or if a reboot is not a choice) then you could use some external help from IObit Unlocker. There are several reasons as to why you’ll get an error message saying that the file you selected cannot be deleted, no matter how many times you try. " Solution for "cannot delete" problems."
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