Why is it possible to delete system 32?
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Why is it possible to delete system 32?
System32 folder contains set of files which controls hardware and chipset in your computer. This folder was introduced by window after launch 32-bit architecture, so your attempt to delete will make your system unconscious and eventually die. Though unlike human, you can reinstall windows to make it alive.
How do I get permission to delete a System32 file?
Gaining file permissions with TrustedInstaller(Method 2)
- Go to the Windows folder and right-click on Sys32.
- Now open properties.
- Go to security as shown above.
- Click Edit.
- Now click Creator Owner and give it full control.
- Do the same for every user group’
- Now close the Properties.
- Just right click and Delete the folder.
Is it safe to delete SysWOW64 folder?
However, it is not recommended to remove the SysWOW64 folder because it enables you to run 32-bit applications on 64-bit Windows version. So, the SysWOW64 is a part of Windows system and not a virus. All in all, the SysWOW64 folder is an essential part of the operating system and it can’t be removed.
How do you force delete a system file?
1. Deleting the file using the command prompt….Replies (6)
- Close all applications and bring up Task Manager (CTRL-ALT-DEL)
- Open a Command Prompt window and navigate to C:\Windows\system32\drivers using the CD command (type CD /? for help if you need it)
Is everything in System32 safe?
No not all files can be trusted in that folder just because they are there. Yes viruses can get into this folder with and without admin access. A virus can be put in there while the Windows OS is not booted. It’s all a matter of what level of protection you are looking for and what data you are trying to protect, etc.
Is Windows 32 a virus?
Summary. Virus:Win32/Xpaj is a family of viruses that spread by infecting local files and removable and network drives. The virus attempts to download arbitrary files which may be detected as other trojans. The virus is capable of infecting executable (EXE), driver (DLL), screen saver (SCR) and system (SYS) files.