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Bookmark or Share- Delete a file - Microsoft SupportDelete a file by using File Explorer. Open a File Explorer window. Locate the file that you want to delete. Select the file and press your Delete key, or click Delete on the Home tab of the ribbon. Tip: You can also select more than one file to be deleted at the same time. Press and hold the CTRL key as you select multiple files to delete.
- How to Force Delete a Folder on Windows 10 and 11Use Command Prompt to Remove Write Protecion. One quick way to force delete a folder is to use Command Prompt. You can run a command from this tool that deletes your selected folder. To do that, first, open your "Start" menu and search for "Command Prompt". Then, on the right pane, click "Run as Administrator."
- Delete specific Google services or your Google AccountDelete specific Google services or your Google Account. If you're no longer interested in using specific Google services, like Gmail or YouTube, you can sign in to your Google Account to delete them. You can even delete your entire account and all your data, like emails and photos.
- Clear browsing data in Chrome - Computer - Google Chrome HelpOn your computer, open Chrome . At the top right, click More Clear browsing data. Choose a time range, like Last hour or All time. Select the types of information you want to remove. Click Clear data. Tip: If you delete cookies and have sync turned on, Chrome keeps you signed into your Google Account.
- How to delete files in Windows (permanently or temporarily)Find the file you want to delete, and click or tap on it to select it. You can select multiple files by pressing the Ctrl key and keeping it pressed. With the mouse, click the files that you want to select. Release the Ctrl key when done. TIP: To select all files in a folder, you can use the Ctrl + A keyboard shortcut.
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