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Solve Cannot Delete Issues With IObit Unlocker

IObit Unlocker is an extremely simple to use application for Windows that helps you unlock files and folders occupied by other programs and enables you to delete, copy or modify them. It is handy when Windows refuses to delete, move, or rename a file or folder, which was shortly opened by a program.

It is very simple to use. Just right click on the locked file or folder; or drag and drop the file/folder into IObit Unlocker to unlock from being used. You can also unlock multiple files or folders at the same time.

 Moreover, there are options like Unlock and Delete, Unlock and Rename, Unlock and Move, or Unlock and Copy to easily carry out the next operation with IObit Unlocker.

IObit Unlocker (currently beta) can be downloaded at source.

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