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That's a common issue with Windows. The internal file API is much more powerful than the user-accessible front-end programs, which can be very frustrating at ti
by qayxc 7y ago
That's a common issue with Windows.
The internal file API is much more powerful than the user-accessible front-end programs, which can be very frustrating at times.
I had similar issues with corrupted file names created by some application bug. There was no way to delete these invalid file entries using OS-provided tools.
- sbradford26 7y agoThat clears up some of the mystery. I was wondering how 7-Zip could do it but not explorer or command prompt. But it makes lot of sense that 7-Zip is just fully utilizing the internal file API.