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- Unlock Files for deletion 2 answers
I want my application to clean all the temp files it used, the problem is that not all the temp files are under my control, so I just want to "brutally" unlock them in order to delete them programatically.
回答1:
Take a look at this article. I think that you'll struggle to do this in C# natively, even using interop, but writing a C++/CLI wrapper assembly may be a good compromise. Note also that the user needs to have the SE_DEBUG privilege for this to work.
回答2:
I've struggled with this as well, and ended up just shelling out to Unlocker's command line implementation. In my case it has to run many times daily and ends up unlocking thousands of files per day without any problem.
回答3:
Surely, of your application is wanting to clean up the temp files it owns, then you have full control to unlock these files and delete them!
If you're wanting to delete all TEMP files, whether owned by your application or otherwise, you should be VERY careful. The original application probably applied the lock because it wants to use the file!
If you truly need to, you could always spawn a command-line application rather than trying to replicate the functionality of existing tools which will be difficult in C#.
回答4:
Check out this thread on the MSDN forums. There's enough information to do what you want, but its not recommended.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/242882/how-can-i-unlock-a-file-that-is-locked-by-a-process-in-net