Hello,
Thank you for posting in Q&A forum.
As you have tried several suggestions from other forums, we will provide you some steps to try from Windows OS side to see if it can help you further:
- Run command in CMD Window as an administrator trying to delete the folder.
- Try again when disabling any other 3rdparty antivirus/security software.
- Check file and folder permission:
Make sure that the user account you are using has permission to modify and delete files in the temporary directories.
To do this, right-click on the folder, select Properties, go to the Security tab, click on Edit to change Permissions, select the user, and give Full Control to that user.
- Check compatibility:
Check if the version of any tool you mentioned is compatible with current Windows 11 version.
You can also try to test with another Windows10/11 machine.
- Check environment variables:
Check the TEMP and TMP environment variables and make sure they point to locations where your user account has full control.
Hope this answer can help you well.