Delete On Reboot is a small and effective free software program that gracefully deletes non-erasable files, directories, and subfolders when your Windows computer restarts. You don't need to install the Delete.On.Reboot tool; simply place it on your desktop and drag and drop files onto Delete.On.Reboot.exe to get started. It can also be used as a portable application under Windows.
Unlike the radical method of using ThisIsMyFile to delete locked files, this is a conventional process. Provided by Microsoft on all Windows OSes, but here you can still move files to directories, for example, to check for possible culprit files. You can also add the free software tool to the Explorer context menu via the Extras menu, which will remove all objects from the list view from your Windows PC upon restart. If necessary, objects that shouldn't be deleted can be removed from the list view so they aren't deleted when your Windows PC restarts.
Software Features
1. Restart: This is the function to be performed after restarting. Users can click " " to select the desired function.
2. Select File to Delete: Deletes files, then adds files to be deleted.
3. Select File to Move to Temporary Folder: Moves files. 4. Move files to the temporary folder.
5. Move to a specific folder is also a file moving function. For example, move a .rar file from disk C to disk D to save it.
6. Delete is a folder handling function. Delete the folder.
7. Move a folder to the temporary folder moves the folder to a temporary file.
8. Move a folder to a specific folder moves the folder directly to any location you need.