My brother downloaded porn and i wanted to delete them but 2 files won't go. It won't allow me to delete or rename or anything. it says that the file name is invalid or too long. What can i do to fix this?

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Note what the filename is. Lets say it's named; This stupid porn file that won't delete.xxx In dos, (that's where we're going) the spaces are dropped, and the file/directory name if longer than eight characters is truncated to the first six, then ~1 is added. Boot your machine to Command Prompt Only. (Hold down F8 or Ctrl on bootup.) If you're not in the root dir of C (C:\>) then type in; cd\ (you're now in the root dir, then type in) dir/s thisst~1.xxx (note the dos path that comes up) Lets say it's in C:\Program Files\Downloaded Files\Porn sites. The path will look like; c:\progra~1\downlo~1\Pornsi~1 type in; deltree c:\progra~1\downlo~1\Pornsi~1\thisst~1.xxx