NVM I fixed it with this:
Here is a more detailed procedure and hopefully easier for you to follow. With example included.
Before opening the command prompt, locate the file. If it is on your desktop, right click on the file icon and click on properties.
Under the General Tab, Location should be indicated there. Copy the location. (Drag cursor, right click, copy). ex. C:\Users\ioftro\Desktop
Open Command prompt as administrator also known as CMD.exe - You can access this from the start menu, search box> type CMD.... It will be shown as a search result, right click on it and run as admin.
When cmd opens,
Type "CD <space><location of file>"
example: "CD C:\Users\ioftro\Desktop" -without quotes *just paste the location you copied there...after CD and click enter. Don't forget to type CD first and then a space and then paste the location.
Next,
TYPE "dir /a /x /p" without quotes. Click Enter again.
Look for the file name you want to delete. It will be in an 8.3 format (example xxxx~1.tor)
Once you locate the file you want to delete
TYPE DEL<Space><the filename.extension> and click enter.
ex. DEL xxxx~1.tor then enter.
The file should be gone. Note the name would not be the normal long filename, it will be shown as 8.3 filename very similar to my example above. That is what you need to delete and not the long filename.
