Undelete-able folder pissing me the hell off

[Dodger]

I was moving some stuff around, and I made a folder called 'Stuff' which I somehow copied, and it only had my former music folder in it, completely empty. I tried to delete it to clean up my desktop, but it won't let me, despite having full administrative control. I learned that the owner of it forgeted up and is unable to display, so I tried taking control of it, but it won't let me. I can't move the file to another place or delete it, can anyone help me? Google is not producing results.

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[xSiZzle]

Delete everything in the file one by one?

[Dodger]

Delete everything in the file one by one?

The folder and subfolder are empty. I've tried both deleting the main folder and sub folder, but it isn't working.

[xSiZzle]

Can you delete the original folder? This is why I keep restore points for my computer everyday.

[Dodger]

Can you delete the original folder? This is why I keep restore points for my computer everyday.

No. Anyways, my last restore point must be like really old by now.

What would be the directory for a folder on the desktop named 'Stuff' be in CMD prompt?

[xSiZzle]

What would be the directory for a folder on the desktop named 'Stuff' be in CMD prompt?

Im sorry, I have no clue on that one.

[Decepticon]

Virus scan, just incase. You can never be too careful.

[COOKIEZ]

windows 7: C:\users\(you)\desktop\stuff
windows XP: C:\documents and settings\(you)\desktop\stuff
mac: i dont know

[Dodger]

Virus scan, just incase. You can never be too careful.

Did both AVG and MalWareBytes

[brickybob]

Install Linux to a flash drive, and delete it from there.

[Dodger]

windows 7: C:\users\(you)\desktop\stuff
windows XP: C:\documents and settings\(you)\desktop\stuff
mac: i dont know

For some handicapped reason, its not in that desktop file path, its apparently just "Desktop>Stuff", but CMD won't let me do that.

[orange wolf]

Try this:
http://cid-a4b0f9235271a2fa.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/XPero%20Utilities/TakeControlb2.zip

Edit:
It's freeware that lets you take control of files, I used it when I needed to update a system32 file manually.

[Dodger]

Try this:
http://cid-a4b0f9235271a2fa.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/XPero%20Utilities/TakeControlb2.zip

Edit:
It's freeware that lets you take control of files, I used it when I needed to update a system32 file manually.

:c

That only lets me control files, not folders.

[Dodger]

This might clarify were the file is a bit more, it isn't under C:\ apparently

[Dodger]

Locking, a neat freeware program labeled IOBit Unlocker did it for me.