Can't delete a DVIX file. Possible virus issue.

Hi,

I turn to you people again, because I had some good suggestions from you in the past, so I hope you will be able to help me again :)

Yesterday my friend brought me a movie on a flash drive, I watched it no problem, I turned off my laptop when I went to sleep. The next day when I turned it on, NIGHTMARE. Performance seriously slowed down, waiting approx. 5 min to start up Google Chrome, and so on...

I suspected the movie to be a problem, so I tried to delete it, but no luck. All I get is a discovering window, which I let discover for about 2 hours, but still nothing.

Tried in safe mode, same thing. Scanned it with a AVG, nothing. Looked up on the web how to force deleting with "cmd" no luck. Any other suggetions?

Thanks in advance!

P.S.
Windows 7 Ultimate (64 bit)

boohbah said:

can you move it into a folder then try delete the folder with the movie in it.

Nope, same thing with the the discovery

boohbah said:

try clicking the file and then press shift + delete to bypass the recycle bin

ps. i edited my last post ,not sure if you've noticed.

Did everything you told me, still nothing :/

Britton30 said:

Sounds like your friend's flash drive left you an unwanted gift, a malware. The movie may have it embedded and playing it released it.
Try two things:
1.Below my sig is a link to Malwarebytes, download it, update definitions. It has a tool called File Assassin, see if that will delete the movie. Then run a full scan with it.

2.Try this tutorial and run this scan too: Windows Defender Offline

Well I tried the first step, still no luck, the software freezes, stubborn movie I say

Thanks guys for the effort :)

Try a free program called unlocker, works for me on stubborn files.

OK, I solved the problem, managed to delete the file.

First, I tried everything you guys told me, and it took me a little while because of how slow my PC was running, even my cursor started freezing from time to time. As I said I tried everything but nothing seemed to work.

Than just a few seconds ago, I thought "Hey, maybe I should try deleting it from my Administrator account." Than I switched to my Admin. Acc. Another funny thing is, when I changed acc. my PC was running fine, no freezing of any sort, went to the desktop from my other acc. and found the movie. I pressed delete, and in 0.0001 seconds it deleted the file no problem what so ever. Than I switched back to my regular acc. and again, the computer was running like it did before, fast and furious.

I want to thank all you boys and girls for your patience and good will. I am no computer expert, I have no idea what I did and why this worked for me.