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[FIX] You Need Administrator Permission to Delete a Folder/File 47 weeks 1 day ago

When you want to delete a folder on your Windows computer, you may receive a pop-up interface saying Folder Access Denied. You’ll need to provide administrator permission to delete this folder. No matter you click the Continue button or the Skip button, you just can’t delete that folder.
This issue can also happen to an individual file. If so, the error is You’ll need to provide administrator permission to delete this file.

As the error message saying, you need to get the administrator permission to delete the file or folder. So, how to get permission to delete a file or how to delete as administrator? After reading this post, you can get the answer you want to know.
How to Fix You Need Administrator Permission to Delete a Folder/File?
Take ownership of the file or the folder
Disable User Account Control
Activate the built-in Administrator account
Use SFC
Use Safe Mode

How Can You Fix Invalid MS-DOS Function on Windows? 1 year 39 weeks ago

Invalid MS-DOS Function is an error you may receive when you move, delete, copy, or rename a file on your computer.
This is actually a file-system error that often influences the file functionality only. It is an annoying issue because it will stop you from operating the file normally. Besides, it can happen on all versions of Windows like Windows 10, Windows 8.1/8, and Windows 7.
Luckily, it is possible to get rid of this error. In the following parts, we collect some solutions that are proved to be effective. You can use one or a mix and match of these fixes to solve this invalid MS-DOS function Windows 10. If you are still using Windows 8.1/8/7, the steps are similar.

How to Create a New File/Folder in Windows 11? 17 weeks 4 days ago

In Windows 11, you can use the universal method to create a new file or a new folder on your computer. But the ribbon menu in Windows 11 is changed, and there is a new feature that allows you to create a new folder or file. In this MiniTool post, we will show you how to create a new file/folder in Windows 11.

4 Ways to Error 0x800710fe When Deleting Files Windows 10 1 year 3 weeks ago

When you are trying to delete a file on Windows 10, you may encounter the error 0x800710fe: this file is currently not available for use on this computer. This post from MiniTool shows how to fix the error 0x800710fe.Some Windows users reported that they come across the error 0x800710fe: the file is currently not available for use on this computer when trying to delete a file or folder.

How Can You Remove the Two Blue Arrows on Icons? 2 years 4 weeks ago

You may not that some icons on your Windows have an overlay icon on them. When seeing them, you will ask: what are the two blue arrows on my desktop icons?
Normally, these icons are common overlay arrow icons that are the shortcut icons or padlock icons which means that there are some private items in a non-private directory. These two blue arrows on icons mean that the item is a compressed file or folder.

Usually, you compress files and folders to save disk space on Windows. You can compress a file or a folder by using the Windows File Compression. The selected data is compressed with an algorithm and it is re-written so as to occupy less space.
When you want to open the compressed file, it will be decompressed first and then you can access it successfully. This means that it will take more time to read a compressed file. Thus, it will consume more processing power.
If you move a file to a compressed folder, what will happen? There are two situations:
When you add a file from a DIFFERENT NTFS drive to a compressed folder, the file will also be compressed.
When you add a file from the SAME NTFS drive to a compressed folder, that file will still keep its original state whether it is compressed or uncompressed.
The two blue arrows on desktop icons cam appear when you compressed a file or a folder. When you move a file or a folder to a compressed folder, the two blue arrows can also come.
Now, you know what the two blue arrows on icons on Windows are. They are not errors and can’t influence the normal operation of your computer. But, you may still want to recover them from your computer.
It is very easy to remove the two blue arrows on icons. You can just depress the file or folder via Properties on Windows. Then, the two blue arrows will disappear.

[Solved!] Windows 10 New Folder Freezes File Explorer? 47 weeks 4 days ago

When you create a new folder on your Windows computer, you may find that Windows 10 new folder freezes, without any response. It may even freeze your File Explorer. If you are also bothered by this issue, you can read this post to get some solutions.

How to Fix Windows 10 New Folder Freezes File Explorer?
Reboot Your Computer
Modify the Registry Key
Modify the Shell Extensions in Registry
Perform an SFC Scan
Uninstall Autodesk Inventor
Disable Wallpaper Slideshow
Use the System Maintenance Troubleshooter
Don’t Show Hidden Files and Folders
Disable Quick Access and File Preview
Update Windows OS
Reset Your PC

Fixed: Source File Names Larger than Supported by File System 1 year 40 weeks ago

At times, when you are trying to copy or delete a file on the computer, you may receive an error message saying Source Path Too Long with the explanation of the source file name(s) are larger than is supported by the file system.
This error appears mainly because one or more files that are kept in a series of subfolders that have long names, but Windows only allows 258 characters at most in the folder path subfolder. This will prevent you from moving the files or folders that are saved in this folder.
The suggestion given by this error window is that you can try moving to a location which has a shorter path name, or try renaming to shorter name(s) before attempting this operation.
Now, press the Cancel button on the error window and then try the solutions mentioned in this post to get rid of this issue.