phillkillv2
May I have permission to delete ?
No. No you may not. Now go get me a beer! Then you may delete. Unless the computer says otherwise. Then you are s**t out of luck.
Or you could find another Phillip in the world (make sure Phillip is spelled with 2 L's, the PC knows. Trust me) and get him to give you contractual permission to delete the files. That may work. If that doesnt work, try these here steps. They are guaranteed to work:
1. Buy a bulldog puppy and name him Sam.
2. Spread Jif peanut butter all over the hard drive.
3. Perform an exorcism on a chicken on an overcast Thursday morning.
4. Scrape the peanut butter off the hard drive with a plastic spork and fling the peanut butter on to your front door in such a way that it makes an irregular decagon if you connect the small splatters.
5. Replace every light bulb in your house with a magenta tinted bulb.
It should work now
On a serious note, these problems are a complete 🤬 to deal with. I have them sometimes. What I would do is save a back up of all files you want to keep on external flash/hard drive and reinstall the operating system which will restore the computer to factory settings (you will need the disc for the operating system).
