I need administrative permission to delete these files.

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  1. peruano99
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  3. Arc
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    100% safe, based on what file you are deleting. Deleting system file is always unsafe, but deleting files like .psd etc, unlocker is safe and reliable.
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im trying to delet the old windows file. when i do i get this message (attached) I have administrative control but do not know how to get permission
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