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Jonathan R. Wetherbee
Working on an HP machine with Windows 10.
I've tried:
1 - Right Click + Delete
2 - Moving to Recycling Bin (including dragging to Recycling Bin)
3 - Renaming File
4 - C: > Users > [Username] > Desktop > Delete/Rename/Move/etc.
5 - A Lenovo / Preview Panel bug fix
6 - Cut + delete/paste in Recycling Bin/past in other file folder
7 - Highlight + delete
8 - Compressing the file (Error message: "Windows cannot create the Compressed (zipped) Folder. File may be in use.")
9 - Playing with CAPS Lock and NUMS Lock (a thread mentioned bugs with these buttons).
10 - Compressing 'to save disk space' and then deleting
Each time the file is still on my desktop, without a change in name, and without being deleted. The file can be moved around to a different place on my Desktop, but that's all I can do with it.
Background: I created the file via "Microsoft Print to PDF" feature. It is a *link* to download a PDF. So, when I drag the icon to my Google Chrome shortcut icon, it will commence the download of the PDF page (a PDF of a tweet thread). That downloaded PDF of the tweet thread works fine and can be deleted/moved/etc. The file that won't go away is about 222 KBs. It's an Adobe Acrobat Document file.
Edti: Have spoken and screen-shared with both Windows and Adobe Acrobat personnel and neither has a solution.
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I've tried:
1 - Right Click + Delete
2 - Moving to Recycling Bin (including dragging to Recycling Bin)
3 - Renaming File
4 - C: > Users > [Username] > Desktop > Delete/Rename/Move/etc.
5 - A Lenovo / Preview Panel bug fix
6 - Cut + delete/paste in Recycling Bin/past in other file folder
7 - Highlight + delete
8 - Compressing the file (Error message: "Windows cannot create the Compressed (zipped) Folder. File may be in use.")
9 - Playing with CAPS Lock and NUMS Lock (a thread mentioned bugs with these buttons).
10 - Compressing 'to save disk space' and then deleting
Each time the file is still on my desktop, without a change in name, and without being deleted. The file can be moved around to a different place on my Desktop, but that's all I can do with it.
Background: I created the file via "Microsoft Print to PDF" feature. It is a *link* to download a PDF. So, when I drag the icon to my Google Chrome shortcut icon, it will commence the download of the PDF page (a PDF of a tweet thread). That downloaded PDF of the tweet thread works fine and can be deleted/moved/etc. The file that won't go away is about 222 KBs. It's an Adobe Acrobat Document file.
Edti: Have spoken and screen-shared with both Windows and Adobe Acrobat personnel and neither has a solution.
Continue reading...