So I was poking around my old files, cleaning up my desktop etc and I found my old Toribash 3.591 file and I tried deleting it and what happens is:
The recycle window locks up, and so does my windows explorer and it takes about 15 minutes to come back into where I can click my stuff, etc. I can still control + alt + delete and use Windows Task Manager to navigate around, that's how I am posting this right now. I've done virus checks and such and I've found nothing, my OS is Vista 32bit. Can any techy person help me out?

EDIT: Just while typing this I got a:

Could not find item C:\USERS\NAME\DESKTOP\GAMES\TORIBASH-3.591 could not locate replay.

And it says that for the remaining items, is this a file placement issue?
The whole file is 4,130 items and 300 something megabytes.

EDIT2: 'replay' is the only remaining folder not deleted, looking through it I found a file extension called file nothing else, it has a replay name, it's an old one I created and then there is a .txt, I'll try deleting those. Alright, the file which I can't delete is the one just called file. Say it's not located there, should I worry about this? Another thing, I just tried deleting the remaining ones, I noticed all of my replays I made are cloned with the 'file' extension, what caused this? I tried changing the file extension by renaming to whateverhere.rpl and through details, still an un-located error.

I remember when my Crysis, Did the same thing, Where it couldn't locate the mod. I ended up having liek a super virus that forced my to ... 'revert'


I still have nightmares about the cleanup CD....

O.O

So I have to either format my computer or just keep it there? Fuck that it's stay there then.

Hit start then run and type in cmd, you should have a command prompt up. Then type in the Command Prompt Del [Folder Location]. Should be deleted

It didn't work. :\

Issue still un-resolved, I am not going to format my computer, if that's the only way then someone can just close this thread.

So you want to delete this
folder?
There is a freeware: http://www.filehippo.com/download_unlocker/
It'll kill the folder.
It should....