Wise Force Deleter Portable is a user-friendly tool for deleting locked files that Windows cannot delete. Wise Force Deleter Portable has an intuitive interface and supports drag 'n drop, making file deletion easy for first-timers. Installer is also available.

Delete when Windows Fails
When trying to delete a file in Windows, users may encounter various errors and notifications such as "Access is denied," "The file is in use by another program or user," "The source or destination file may be in use," or "There has been a sharing violation." These issues can arise for several reasons, such as the file being locked by another program, read-only access, insufficient permissions, or the file being corrupted.

To resolve these types of problems, users can use Wise Force Deleter Portable, designed to help eliminate file-related issues. This software terminates any processes using the file or removes file-access restrictions preventing you from deleting it. This resolution allows users to unlock and delete any file without frustration in Windows.

Easy to Use
Wise Force Deleter Portable is an easy-to-use tool accessed via the context menu. After installation, a new "Force Delete" option will appear in the context menu. To unlock and delete a locked file, simply right-click on it and select "Force Delete." This action will launch Wise Force Deleter, displaying a list of processes currently using the file. You can then choose to terminate the relevant processes or remove the file's access restrictions to unlock and delete the file from your Windows system immediately.

In summary, Wise Force Deleter Portable is a useful tool that allows users to delete any file in Windows without any hassle. It offers an efficient and convenient way of removing file-related issues, making it an essential tool for anyone who frequently works with files in Windows.

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