Windows 8.1 client cannot delete shared server files.

We have one office that has a Windows 8.1 client on the network that cannot delete files in a shared folder on their server.
The folder is a catch all folder for the copier to scan to and contains all the PDF files it creates. When the one user tries to delete any of the PDF files they get an error saying the file is in use. We have tested by deleting files from
the server and also from other workstations.
We have rebooted the computer and also tried to resolve it by specifically giving the user full rights to the folder, but the problem remains persistent.

Hi,
There are several possible reasons for your situation, you might don’t have a permission of this folder, the folder is in use, a corrupted file is in current folder.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-hk/windows/cant-delete-file-folder#1TC=windows-7 (Also applies for Windows 8.1)
First, I suggest to log on the computer with an administrator account to delete the folder and disconnect the network connection if possible, second, Run your computer in safe mode to delete the folder or files, to run computer in safe mode:
Restart your computer, meanwhile press F8 until you see the safe mode screen.
Hit enter at safe mode, log on the system as an administrator.
Find the folder or file you want delete.
Regards
Wade Liu
TechNet Community Support

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