ThisIsMyFile 4.41

ThisIsMyFile is a software designed to unlock and delete locked or protected files on Windows systems. I get asked for help by my less PC-savvy friends who frequently struggle with stubborn files that refuse to be deleted, so I was excited to see how this software could help solve their problem and be a solution for them in the future.

Upon first installing ThisIsMyFile, I was immediately impressed by the small and efficient design of the software. The program doesn't require installation, simply place it on your desktop and drop files onto the program icon to begin the unlocking or deleting process. It's a very aggressive program that doesn't hesitate to deprive affected open files from the appropriate program and perform the required action.

One of the standout features of ThisIsMyFile is the ability to create a copy of locked files and delete the original. This is a great option for those who want to keep a backup of the file in case something goes wrong. The software also offers the option to unlock files only, which can be helpful for those who simply want to access a file that is currently locked.

In addition to these options, ThisIsMyFile also offers the ability to reboot and delete files, as well as the option to do so without request. This can be helpful for those who want to ensure that the file is completely gone and not simply hidden or moved elsewhere on their system. The software also includes a process killer, which can help stop any processes that may be preventing the file from being deleted.

Overall, I found ThisIsMyFile to be a valuable tool for anyone struggling to delete stubborn files. The software is easy to use and provides a range of options for unlocking and deleting locked or protected files. However, it's important to note that if the software is started in admin mode, it may be necessary to know what you're doing to avoid operating system instabilities. Overall, I would recommend ThisIsMyFile to anyone looking for a quick and effective solution for deleting locked or protected files.